Donald Trump Sworn in as 47th President of the United States
In a historic ceremony on Monday, Donald Trump took the oath of office to become the 47th President of the United States, succeeding Democrat Joe Biden. J.D. Vance was also sworn in as Vice President.

Trump’s return to the White House comes after years of political turmoil, including two impeachment trials, criminal charges, and accusations of election interference. Yet, his inauguration marks a remarkable personal and political comeback.

Security Tight Amid Political Challenges
The inauguration took place inside the Capitol Rotunda under unprecedented security measures, following a highly charged electoral campaign marked by political violence and threats. The Capitol was chosen as the venue to avoid the frigid weather that traditionally accompanies outdoor ceremonies on Pennsylvania Avenue.

Trump took the oath on a family Bible inherited from his mother, pledging to uphold the Constitution.

Controversial First-Day Actions
The White House announced the interim appointment of Ambassador Lisa Kenna as Acting Secretary of State until the Senate confirms Marco Rubio. The New York Times reported that Trump plans to issue around 100 executive orders on his first day, including measures on immigration and economic policies.

In a swift move, Trump issued pardons to several individuals charged in the January 6 Capitol riots, pledging further actions to restore justice.

Domestic and International Messages
In his speech, Trump underscored the urgency of strengthening border security, promising to expedite the construction of the U.S.-Mexico border wall. He criticized the Democrats for leaving the borders in disarray and vowed comprehensive reforms.

On the international stage, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed hope for achieving a “just and lasting peace” with Trump’s leadership. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also extended his congratulations, emphasizing the importance of bilateral cooperation.

Trump’s Vision for the Nation
Trump declared the beginning of a new era, vowing to restore the United States as the greatest and most powerful nation in the world. He pledged to enhance energy independence, lower costs, and support American industries.

“We will face every crisis with dignity and strength, and we will restore the American Dream for all our citizens,” Trump stated. He also promised significant healthcare reforms and improved emergency response systems.

Ambitions Beyond Earth
In a grand statement, Trump promised to hoist the American flag on Mars. He also announced plans to reclaim the Panama Canal, aiming to reinforce U.S. influence in the region.

Addressing Internal Divisions
Trump committed to fostering national unity and rebuilding trust among Americans. He vowed to prevent the political weaponization of government power and ensure a fair judicial system for all.

The inauguration of Donald Trump signals the start of a transformative chapter in U.S. history, with promises of sweeping reforms and a return to global prominence.