The Trump Administration is currently executing a broad "America First" agenda characterized by aggressive deregulation, a national security-focused foreign policy, and a domestic emphasis on law and order and fiscal accountability. Key actions include the successful capture and extradition of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro to combat narcoterrorism, the establishment of a new Department of Justice division to investigate pervasive fraud—specifically targeting multi-billion dollar scams in Minnesota—and the withdrawal of the United States from sixty-six international organizations deemed contrary to national interests. Domestically, the administration is overhauling federal nutrition policy to prioritize "real food" like meat, eggs, and dairy over ultra-processed alternatives, while also providing historic funding for rural healthcare and imposing strict performance standards on defense contractors to prioritize military production over investor profits. Furthermore, the administration has implemented rigorous immigration enforcement measures, including mass deportations and a national emergency declaration to dismantle human trafficking networks, while simultaneously rolling back environmental regulations to expedite infrastructure and energy projects. This multifaceted approach is framed as a restoration of national sovereignty and a fulfillment of campaign promises to prioritize American workers, families, and veterans during the country’s 250th anniversary year.