Donald Trump is set to accept his presidential nomination, solidifying his control of the Republican Party.

Following an attempted assassination, support for Trump has intensified, with many of his followers viewing him as a figure protected by divine intervention.

Trump’s strong influence over the party places him in a more powerful position to execute his policies if he wins the upcoming election.

Critics fear he could pursue extreme measures such as mass deportations and aggressive trade policies, unchecked by internal party divisions or governmental constraints.

Constitutional experts highlight the existing checks by Congress, the courts, and the electoral process, but Trump's critics remain wary of his potential to abuse power.

Views among Republicans are mixed, with some seeing him as a transformative, near-messianic leader while others fear the risks of an autocratic administration.

Despite concerns, many delegates and party members back Trump’s agenda, advocating for fewer bureaucratic obstacles and a stronger presidential authority.