Trump galvanizes supporters in Washington ahead of Inauguration

President-elect Donald Trump addressed a wide range of topics, such as illegal immigration, equity and diversity, and transgender ideology, during a rally with supporters ahead of Inauguration Day.

Trump made an appearance in front of an enthusiastic crowd at the Capital One Arena in Washington DC, hours before his inauguration as the 47th president of the United States. His re-emergence in the White House comes four years after he left office following his defeat against outgoing President Joe Biden.

“We won,” Trump said, promising to act “with historic speed and force to solve every crisis facing our country.” He discussed plans to sign “executive orders” that he said would make the crowd “extremely happy” and laid out his vision for the United States after his first day in office. The president-elect insisted that “all of the Biden administration’s sweeping and senseless executive orders will be rescinded within hours of my oath of office.”

“By the time the sun sets tomorrow evening, the invasion of our borders will have ended and all illegal border intruders will, in one way or another, be on their way home,” he said. he declared. Trump then outlined his plans to include border security reforms, which he called “the most aggressive and broad-based effort to restore our borders the world has ever seen” in his inaugural address. from Monday.

In addition to implementing “the largest deportation operation in American history,” Trump cited his goal of “bringing justice to every family whose loved one was taken by migrant crime” as another priority of his upcoming administration.

The president-elect also identified equity, diversity, and inclusion (DEI) as an ideology his administration is targeting. After expressing his desire to eliminate it from government and the private sector, Trump promised to “expel woke culture from our military immediately and return it to what it was before.”

Trump also expressed concern about the current situation in the United States, lamenting the “presence of men in women’s sports” and “transgender for all.” He painted an optimistic future not only for the start of his presidency, but for the entire next four years, which he confidently projected as “the greatest four years in American history.”

He specifically noted that the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence is coming up in 2026, as is the World Cup, and that the 2028 Summer Olympics will be held in Los Angeles, California.

He also spoke about the wildfires ravaging America’s second-largest city, indicating his plans to travel to Los Angeles later this week.

“Together we will cut your taxes, end inflation, lower your prices, bring them back to normal, raise your wages and bring thousands of factories back to the United States where they belong,” he said. -he concluded. “We will build American, we will buy American and we will hire American.”

Trump assured Americans that under his administration, “We will teach our children to love our country, honor our history, and respect our great American flag, and we will eradicate critical race theory and transgender insanity from our homes.” schools.” He also said that starting Monday, “We are going to stop men from participating in women’s sports.”

“I will defend religious freedom. I will restore freedom of expression,” he added. “We will end illegal immigration once and for all. We will not be invaded. We won’t be busy. We will not be overwhelmed. We will not be conquered.”

While Trump’s remarks were the main attraction of the event, the rally at Capital One Arena also featured musical performances from Kid Rock and the Village People, as well as speeches from journalist Megyn Kelly, billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, UFC president Dana White, actor Jon Voight and members of the president-elect’s family.