After four years of policy missteps, President Donald J. Trump’s foreign strategy is reshaping U.S. security and global stability. His administration has driven illegal border crossings to historic lows, securing military commitments from Mexico and Canada to curb illegal immigration and fentanyl trafficking. Trump’s designation of drug cartels as terrorist organizations has bolstered law enforcement, while diplomatic pressure forced Colombia and Venezuela to accept deported nationals. Abroad, U.S. strikes have neutralized over 200 Houthi targets, and renewed counterterrorism operations have eliminated key ISIS figures. Trump’s diplomacy has yielded fresh Ukraine-Russia negotiations and a Gaza ceasefire securing American hostages—outcomes elusive under the prior administration.
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President Trump’s Peace Through Strength Is Correcting Course, Driving Results
After four years of foreign policy failures, President Donald J. Trump and his administration have made tremendous progress in restoring safety and security at home and abroad by implementing Peace through Strength.
All we really needed was a new president.
- After President Trump demanded action, Mexico committed 10,000 of its own troops to our southern border and Canada deployed 10,000 of its own personnel to our northern border to help stem the flow of illegal immigration and illicit fentanyl into our country.
- President Trump designated deadly drug cartels and vicious transnational gangs as Foreign Terrorist Organizations, empowering law enforcement to make enormous progress arresting and deporting these violent terrorists.
- President Trump forced Colombia, Venezuela, and other countries to accept repatriation flights for their own citizens who were illegally in the U.S.
- President Trump’s unprecedented effort to secure the homeland has driven illegal border crossings to historic lows — down 95% over last year.
- President Trump provided key intelligence to the Pakistani government, which led to the arrest and extradition of the ISIS terrorist who orchestrated the deadly Abbey Gate bombing.
- President Trump increased U.S. counterterrorism activities and eliminated dozens of hardened terrorists — including a high-ranking ISIS attack planner in Somalia.
- President Trump reimposed maximum pressure on the Iranian regime to reign in their nuclear ambitions and support for terrorism across the Middle East.
- President Trump ordered strikes against Houthi terrorists, which have overwhelmed their leaders and networks and taken away their capabilities — not stopping “until they are no longer a threat to Freedom of Navigation.”
- The Trump Administration has conducted strikes against more than 200 Houthi targets.
- President Trump’s pressure led Panama to exit China’s Belt and Road Initiative, a debt-trap diplomacy scheme the Chinese Communist Party uses to gain influence over developing nations — a massive milestone as the U.S. seeks to secure the Western Hemisphere from Chinese influence.
- President Trump’s leadership has secured the release of 39 U.S. citizens detained abroad — compared to just 80 citizens released across Biden’s four years in office.
- President Trump brokered a temporary ceasefire in Gaza to ensure the release of hostages, including an American citizen — a deal Biden was unable to secure.
- For the first time in three years, President Trump brought both Ukraine and Russia to the negotiating table for serious discussions around a peaceful resolution — engagements that continue in earnest.
The White House
April 1, 2025
Sources: WH.gov , Midtown Tribune
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