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As President Donald Trump is over The first 100 days On the other term, Americans from all over the country give him advice on what he should focus on.
Americans in Washington, Colombia County, Detroit, Houston and other parts of the country Digital Fox News Digital There were many questions they wanted to see how Trump is engaged in the rest of the term. Some also offered him advice on how to be more successful in the office, going forward.
Buffalo, New York, Patrick resident suggested a positive encouragement, saying to him: “Keep the money in our country. Go ahead with the tariffs because they will work. The closure of the border was the best you could do. Swile, baby, drill.”
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Americans across the country have offered President Trump’s advice throughout his time. (Alba Quebas Fantaze)
However, some, like Danny from Detroit, said the president could mitigate his approach.
“Try to be more non-partisan. It can’t be that every Democrat is mistaken and every Republican is right. Someone must have a sense of meaning in this congress,” she said Digital Fox News.
On Tuesday, Trump will celebrate 100 days in the post, a period that marks his agenda to stop the surge of illegal immigration, reduce the wasteful expenses of the government and accept broad mutual tariffs for foreign countries – a step that directed shock waves throughout the world economy.
New Poll Fox News It turned out that Trump receives his best border security marks as the majority approves 55%. This is the only question if its ratings are in a positive territory. Upon immigration, 47% approve of Trump (48% do not approve), and a new minimum of 38% approved the economy (56% do not approve). Its worst ratings are inflation (33%approve, 59%do not approve) and then tariffs (33%-58%), foreign policy (40%-54%), taxes (38%-53%) and weapons (41%-44%).
Looking forward, Americans said Fox that they wanted Trump to focus on their second part.
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President Donald Trump reached the first 100 days of his second term on April 30, 2025. (Reuters/Carlos Barria)
Ernest from Houston said, “Oh, more help for veterans.”
Brian, who visited Noxwille, Tenna, said Trump should continue to focus on “budget cuts”.
A resident of Houston, Dave, said he wanted Trump to reach “peace in the world.”
He advised the president ‘see where All the wars It happens and just see what he can do to go ahead and get rid of it. “
A DC native Eric said, “Continue working to make the middle class.”
Janell, who visited DC from Missouri, said she wanted Trump to continue to focus on the border.
“Yes, I very much hope that he continues to make sure that the border is safe. I am very grateful that the illegal intersections have gone quite a bit since he took office,” she said.
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Deano of Detroit ordered Trump to continue working on a price reduction. “Prices – Gas pricesEverything that affects America, ”he said Fox.
Asked what tips she would give Trump to go forward, one resident of Houston, nicknamed Lynn, ordered Trump to rest with her approach.
“Calming,” she said. “Really sorry. It is too wrong and we need a consistent, well -thought -out government.”
The resident of Houston, Dave, disagreed, advising Trump “continue to go, stay on the way and don’t get out of the way.”
Eric in DC advised Trump to trust God, saying, “Just be prayerful. Trust the Lord with all your heart. Lean not in your own understanding. And in all your ways, approach Him, and he will send you.”
Reed, a college student from Detroit, also shared religious tips for Trump, saying: “By spreading Christianity. Typ more and more personal and be more personal.”
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Nicole, a liberal tread that demonstrates the DC, ordered Trump to “follow the law.”
An anonymous person from Detroit urged Trump to unite the country, although he expressed doubt that it was even possible.
“He needs to find out the way to combine us together. I don’t know if he can do it. So, I feel we’re too far away,” he said.
Another Detroit native, nicknamed Gilbert, said Fox: “He must gain a little, focus on what he is good, and remember to lead for everyone.”
