In his 100th day in office, President Donald Trump marked the occasion with a campaign-style rally in Michigan, where he criticized “communist radical left judges” and emphasized his determination by declaring, “Nothing will stop me.” The rally featured a video of Venezuelan immigrants being sent to a prison in El Salvador, accompanied by dramatic music and enthusiastic crowd reactions. Despite Trump’s self-praise for what he called the most successful first 100 days of any administration, recent opinion polls indicate that a majority of Americans disapprove of his performance, particularly in managing the economy.
During his speech, Trump accused the previous administration of allowing a massive border invasion and criticized the courts that have blocked his initiatives. He expressed frustration with the obstruction of law enforcement by what he termed as “communist, radical-left judges” and vowed to ensure America’s safety. Additionally, Trump unveiled plans to ease tariffs on US carmakers, adjusting duties on foreign cars and parts to alleviate costs on American manufacturers.
The White House also clashed with Amazon over the e-commerce company’s plan to disclose the impact of Trump’s tariffs on customer shopping costs. In another development, the Trump administration announced an investigation into Harvard University and the Harvard Law Review for potential violations of civil rights law related to the expedited consideration of an article by a racial minority. The Canadian Prime Minister accused Trump of attempting to undermine Canada during a recent election campaign.
