He announced the renaming of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of the United States and the restoration of Mount McKinley’s name in Alaska, a move aimed at reclaiming American identity in the face of external influences.

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Trump Delivers First Address to Congress Since Returning to the White House

In his recent address to Congress, President Donald Trump outlined a clear and forceful vision for his second term, centered on dismantling the policies of previous administrations and advancing a conservative agenda.

One of the key points of his speech was the “immediate freeze on all federal hiring,” along with massive deregulation that, according to him, will free the U.S. economy from the chains imposed by previous regulations. Trump pledged to eliminate ten regulations for every new one proposed, replicating a strategy he claims was successful during his first term.

The president emphasized his decision to withdraw the United States from international agreements such as the Paris Accord and the World Health Organization, describing these actions as necessary to protect the country’s economic interests. He also criticized President Biden’s environmental policies, labeling them a “green fraud.”

Trump did not hold back on symbolic gestures to reinforce his nationalist narrative. He announced the renaming of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of the United States and the restoration of Mount McKinley’s name in Alaska, a move aimed at reclaiming American identity in the face of external influences.

The culture war was another central theme. Trump declared English the “official social language” of the U.S. and vowed to eliminate diversity and inclusion policies, arguing that these practices have led to a “tyranny of diversity.”

In education, he attacked critical race theory and established a binary gender policy, asserting that there are only two genders: male and female.

Additionally, he addressed the controversy over men participating in women’s sports, stating that schools allowing such inclusion would lose federal funding.

In his address to Congress, Donald Trump outlined a deeply divisive and regressive agenda, centered on extreme economic nationalism and a culture war aimed at dismantling decades of social and environmental progress.

His promises of massive deregulation and cuts to diversity and inclusion policies reflect a dangerous vision that prioritizes corporate and conservative interests over the well-being of the majority.

Overall, this speech not only reinforces a polarizing agenda but also represents a dangerous step backward for human rights, social justice, and global cooperation.

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