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As President Donald Trump completes The first 100 days Since his second term, Americans from all over the country have given him advice on what he should focus on the following.
Americans in Washington, DC, Detroit, Houston and other parts of the country said Fox News Digital There were various questions that wanted to see Trump fight during the rest of his term. Some also offered him tips on how to be more successful in the office that goes ahead.
Buffalo, Ny, Patrick resident offered Trump a positive encouragement, saying to him, “Keep money in our country. Continue with tariffs because it will work. The closure of the border was the best you could ever do. Drop, honey, drill.”
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The Americans throughout the country offered President Trump tips for the rest of their time in power. (Alba Cuebas-Fantauzzi)
However, some, like Denny of Detroit, said the president could alleviate his approach.
“Try to be more non -partisan. It can’t be that every Democrat is wrong, and every Republican is right. Someone has to make sense in that congress,” she told Fox News Digital.
Trump will mark 100 days on Tuesday, the period marked by his agenda to stop illegal immigration, reduce the wasteful government consumption and led to cleaning reciprocal tariffs to foreign countries – a move that sent shock waves throughout the global economy.
New Fox survey He discovered that Trump gets his best approval about the border safety, as he approves 55%. This is the only question in which his grades are in positive territory. In an immigration, a record high 47% is approved by Trump (48% does not approve), while the new low 38% is approved by the economy (56% does not approve). His worst grades are on inflation (33%approves, 59%does not approve), followed by tariffs (33%-58%), foreign policy (40%-54%), taxes (38%-53%) and weapons (41%-44%).
Looking forward, the Americans told Fox what they wanted to focus on Trump on their next agenda.
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President Donald Trump reached the first 100 days of his second term on April 30, 2025. (Reuters/Carlos Barria)
Houston Ernest said, “Oh, veterans are greater help.”
Brian, who visited Knoxville, Tenn, said Trump should continue to focus on a “budget reduction”.
Houston resident, Dave, said he wanted Trump to achieve “peace in the world.”
Advised the president to “look at where All wars They happen and just see what can do to continue and get rid of these things. “
The domestic DC Eric said, “Continue to work to make things more affordable for the middle class.”
Janelle, who visited DC from Missouri, said she wanted Trump to continue focusing on the border.
“Yes, I really hope it will continue to ensure that the border is safe. I really appreciate that the illegal transitions have fallen quite since he has taken over his duty,” she said.
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Deano of Detroit told Trump to continue reducing prices. “Prices – Gas pricesEverything that affects America, “he told Fox.
When asked what advice would give Trump ahead, a resident of Houston named Lynn told Trump to relax with his approach.
“Sminoli,” she said. “I’m sorry, really. It’s too messy and we need a consistent, well -designed government.”
Houston’s resident, Dave, did not agree, advising Trump to “continue, stay on the way and don’t get out of the way.”
Eric advised Trump to believe in God in DC, stating, “Just be a prayer. Trust in the Lord with all your heart. Turn on your own understanding. And in all your ways, admit it and he will direct you.”
Reed, a student at a college from Detroit, also shared religious tips for Trump, stating: “More wider Christianity. More broader the love of God and be more personalized.”
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Nicole, a liberal protesters who demonstrated in DC, told Trump to “follow the law.”
An anonymous Detroit man urged Trump to unite the country, although he expressed suspicion that this was even possible.
“He has to think of a way to gather us. I don’t know if he’s a man who can do it. So, I feel like we’ve gone too far,” he said.
The second origin from Detroit named Gilbert said to Fox, “He has to choose him a little, focus on what he is good at and remember to lead for everyone.”
