President Donald Trump’s upcoming joint address to Congress is expected to focus on his efforts to drastically reduce the size of the federal government, despite critics warning that his actions may overstep his authority and cause lasting damage. Trump’s shift away from the previous administration’s policies, both domestically and internationally, has caused concern, especially after a tense meeting with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy. In the speech, Trump is expected to highlight his administration’s achievements, such as immigration reform, new tariffs, budget cuts, and the elimination of diversity programs within the government. He may also host guests who have benefited from his first term in office.
While Trump may not travel around the country after the address, Vice President JD Vance will highlight key points in the speech, starting with a visit to the southern border. Senator Elissa Slotkin will deliver the Democratic response, focusing on national security, economic vision, and the party’s perspective on the current administration. Members of Congress, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, plan to bring guests highlighting specific issues.
Trump’s previous State of the Union speech in 2020 focused on his economic and migration records before the Covid pandemic began. The upcoming address will provide Trump with an opportunity to explain and justify his administration’s actions to lawmakers and the public.
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