These sources examine the potential policies and impacts of a second hypothetical Trump administration beginning in 2025, drawing on analyses and campaign promises. They anticipate an intensification of the "America First" agenda, marked by extensive deregulation, particularly targeting environmental rules and the federal bureaucracy. Aggressive and widespread tariff implementation is expected to be a core economic tool, with projected negative consequences for GDP, consumer prices, and international trade relations, while a push to make 2017 tax cuts permanent could significantly increase the national debt. Domestically, the sources project heightened immigration enforcement, continued efforts to undermine the Affordable Care Act, and the elimination of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives. Geopolitically, the analysis suggests a continued shift away from multilateralism and traditional alliances, potentially diminishing U.S. global influence and contributing to instability, although the lasting impact of these changes faces challenges from legal opposition and institutional constraints.