After a tumultuous first month in office marked by unprecedented executive actions, President Donald Trump is set to deliver a speech to Congress on Tuesday, addressing lawmakers in the chambers still haunted by the events of January 6.
The address comes as Trump faces mounting legal challenges and criticism for wielding extensive power to push his agenda, including significant budget cuts and controversial deportation plans.
During his speech, Trump aims to rally support for extending tax cuts and securing additional funding for his immigration initiatives, all while navigating a divided Congress in which his party holds the majority.
However, Democrats are beginning to organize resistance, emphasizing the importance of maintaining constitutional checks on executive authority. With so much at stake for the American public, one pressing question remains: How will this action and address shape the future of executive power and the functioning of our democracy?
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