President Trump Set to Deliver First Address to Congress with Theme: “The Renewal of the American Dream”

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With the subject "The Renewal of the American Dream," President Donald Trump will give his first speech to a joint session of Congress since taking office again. The speech, which is set for Tuesday at 9 p.m. EST, will focus on the foreign policy objectives, economic priorities, border security measures, and early achievements of his administration.

Trump's second-term achievements, economic recovery initiatives, border security, and international peace initiatives will be the four main topics of the speech. Karoline Leavitt, the White House Press Secretary, referred to it as "must-see TV," highlighting Trump's swift advancements during his first month back in office. To continue building the southern border wall and increase deportations, the president will press Congress to authorize additional cash for border security.

It was first revealed by Fox News Digital that President Trump's next speech to Congress will be about "The Renewal of the American Dream." The White House told the news outlet that Trump's speech will both be a look back at his first month back in office and a plan for the future of his government.

Representative Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana), the speaker of the House, asked Trump to give the speech in a letter in January. He said, "It is my distinct honor and great privilege to invite you to address a Joint Session of Congress on Tuesday, March 4, 2025, in the Chamber of the U.S. House of Representatives to share your America First vision for our legislative future."

Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt told Fox News Digital that President Trump has "achieved more in one month than any president in four years." She also promised a "bold, ambitious, and common-sense vision for the future." Trump will talk about four main topics in his speech: the early successes of his administration, economic initiatives, border security policies, and attempts to improve relations between countries around the world.

Regarding the economy, the President is anticipated to emphasize the efforts of his administration to undo what he has frequently referred to as "the economic mess created by the Biden administration." He will highlight almost $1.7 trillion in initiatives to boost the private sector's development of artificial intelligence, boost domestic energy output, and revive American manufacturing. Trump has also pledged to address inflation, which he claims was caused by his predecessor's careless spending.

Another major topic of the speech will be immigration and border security. To increase deportations and continue building the border wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, Trump is expected to press Congress to approve more cash for border enforcement. His government is acting swiftly to enact stronger enforcement measures, which have been a key component of his second-term agenda.

The president will discuss international affairs and lay out his plan for "restoring peace around the world." He is anticipated to speak about his administration's continued attempts to secure the release of captives in Gaza and plans to mediate an end to the conflict in Ukraine.

Although the speech is not called a "State of the Union," since Trump has not been in office for a year, it will serve the same purpose: to outline his administration's accomplishments. Given his extensive policy agenda and challenging start to his presidency, Trump's speech is expected to set the tone for the upcoming months.

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