Trump’s top 25 achievements: The list every conservative should know and use…
by Revolver News, August 27, 2026
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- Border crossings sharply reduced — The article says illegal border crossings fell to their lowest level in roughly 50 years while “Remain in Mexico,” expanded wall construction and tighter release policies were restored. (Revolver News)
- Net migration reversed — It claims the U.S. experienced negative net migration in 2025, with nearly 3 million unauthorized immigrants leaving voluntarily or through deportation. (Revolver News)
- Laken Riley Act signed — The law requires detention of certain unauthorized immigrants arrested for theft, assault and other specified crimes and gives states greater ability to challenge federal enforcement decisions. (Revolver News)
- Violent crime fell substantially — The article cites a 9.7% decline in violent crime in 2025, including large decreases in murder and robbery. (Revolver News)
- 2017 tax cuts made permanent — The “One Big Beautiful Bill” extended major provisions of Trump’s first-term tax law while adding measures involving tips, overtime, Social Security taxes and business investment. (Revolver News)
- Major deregulation effort — The administration claims 129 deregulatory actions for every new regulation in FY2025 and moved to repeal major environmental and vehicle-related regulations. (Revolver News)
- $18 trillion in announced U.S. investment commitments — Companies and foreign investors have announced large investments in factories, semiconductors, data centers, energy, steel and other U.S. projects. (Revolver News)
- Manufacturing reshoring accelerated — The article highlights automakers and other manufacturers shifting or expanding production in the United States. (Revolver News)
- Trade agreements renegotiated through tariffs — Trump used tariffs as leverage to seek more reciprocal trade arrangements and greater access for U.S. products abroad. (Revolver News)
- U.S. energy production expanded — America increased oil, natural-gas and LNG production and exports while the administration opened more land and accelerated energy permitting. (Revolver News)
- Five advanced nuclear reactors brought online — The article credits administration policy with accelerating development of new non-traditional nuclear reactors after decades of limited activity. (Revolver News)
- Presidential control over executive agencies strengthened — A Supreme Court ruling expanded presidential authority to remove officials from independent executive agencies, increasing White House control over the bureaucracy. (Revolver News)
- Nationwide judicial injunctions restricted — The Supreme Court limited the ability of individual federal judges to block administration policies nationwide. (Revolver News)
- USAID dismantled and foreign aid reorganized — Trump eliminated USAID as an independent agency and moved remaining humanitarian programs under the State Department. (Revolver News)
- Federal workforce reduced — The article says federal employment fell to its lowest level since the 1960s through layoffs, agency restructuring and spending reductions. (Revolver News)
- Federal DEI programs eliminated — Trump abolished DEI offices and prohibited race- and sex-based preferences across much of the executive branch. (Revolver News)
- Expanded anti-abortion policies — The administration reinstated and expanded restrictions on federal abortion funding, fetal-tissue research and overseas abortion assistance while strengthening conscience protections. (Revolver News)
- Federal policy returned to two biological sexes — Trump changed federal policy on gender identity, restricted federal support for gender-transition treatment for minors and enforced sex-based rules in women’s athletics. (Revolver News)
- Nationwide school-choice tax credit created — New federal tax incentives support scholarships for private-school tuition and other educational expenses, alongside new tax-advantaged “Trump Accounts” for children. (Revolver News)
- Programs addressing anti-Christian discrimination created — Trump established a White House Faith Office, Religious Liberty Commission and task force focused on alleged anti-Christian bias. (Revolver News)
- NATO members agreed to substantially higher defense spending — NATO adopted a goal of spending 5% of GDP on defense and related security needs by 2035 following sustained pressure from Trump. (Revolver News)
- Chinese influence in the Caribbean and Panama challenged — The administration pressured Panama to distance itself from China’s Belt and Road initiative and expanded U.S. strategic influence around the Panama Canal. (Revolver News)
- Multiple international peace agreements brokered — The article credits Trump with helping negotiate settlements or ceasefires in eight conflicts across four continents within eight months. (Revolver News)
- Golden Dome missile-defense program launched — Congress provided an initial $25 billion for Trump’s proposed layered homeland missile-defense system incorporating space-based sensors and advanced interceptors. (Revolver News)
- Military recruiting rebounded — Every active-duty military branch reportedly met or exceeded its 2025 recruiting target as the administration increased emphasis on combat readiness and defense-industrial production. (Revolver News)
