Trump's 100 Days: Promises Met Amid Controversy

President Trump's second term has seen his administration claim significant achievements on immigration, spending cuts, and regulatory rollbacks, with Republicans praising his efforts to fulfill campaign promises. Supporters highlight executive actions such as banning men from women's sports, restricting gender ideology in federal policy, and ending federal funding for gender-affirming care for minors. The administration also touts moves to protect children in the womb and remove federal support for organizations like Planned Parenthood. However, critics argue that Trump has done the opposite of his campaign promises, cutting social programs to fund tax cuts for the wealthy, neglecting the needs of the middle class and poor, and contributing to America's decline on the world stage. These opposing perspectives reflect a deep divide over whether the president's actions represent promises kept or broken, and what they mean for American values and global standing.