Donald Trump has won the 2024 presidential election in a decisive victory, marking his return to the White House with a strong mandate and substantial Republican support across the government. This victory is bolstered by a Supreme Court ruling granting him significant immunity from prosecution, which many fear could enable him to push the boundaries of presidential power. Trump's win was marked by sweeping victories in traditionally Democratic states and a reshaped Republican party more aligned with his vision. The GOP has regained control of the Senate and is on the verge of securing the House, potentially giving Trump unchecked legislative power. As he prepares for his second term, Trump has promised to fulfill his campaign pledges, including controversial policies like mass deportations, while facing little resistance from weakened democratic institutions. His administration will likely face scrutiny over how it navigates these expanded powers and addresses domestic and international challenges.