Donald Trump returned to the Oval Office one year ago, implementing significant changes across economic, diplomatic, and social policies, including signing 228 executive orders and deporting at least 605,000 individuals. His administration imposed tariffs on all US trading partners, costing households an average of $1,500 annually, while also reducing federal jobs and attacking seven countries. Trump expanded offshore drilling and reversed numerous climate policies, signaling a shift away from environmental protections. His first official state visit was to Saudi Arabia, and he has visited 13 countries during his second term, focusing on mixing business with diplomacy.
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