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U.S. Representative Tracey Mann (KS-01) expressed his approval of President Trump's performance during the first 100 days of his second term. Rep. Mann praised the administration's accomplishments, which include a significant reduction in border apprehensions, new legislative measures such as the Laken Riley Act and the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, and substantial investments amounting to $5 trillion in the United States.

"The only way to describe the first 100 days of President Trump's historic second term is promises made, promises kept," said Rep. Mann. He further remarked, "100 days of winning and I look forward to many, many more."

Rep. Mann highlighted that on November 5, 2024, a mandate was given by 77 million Americans for changes including securing borders and economic growth. According to him, President Trump and Republican majorities have been focused on fulfilling this mandate since taking office.

He criticized previous policies under President Biden’s administration regarding border security and inflation issues but noted that these problems have been addressed under President Trump’s leadership within just 100 days.

"President Trump promised to secure the border," stated Rep. Mann while discussing the reported decrease in apprehensions along both southern and northern borders since March this year.

The representative also pointed out legislative efforts by House Republicans alongside President Trump aimed at enforcing laws against violent criminals illegally residing in the U.S., contrasting these actions with what he described as Democratic priorities.

Rep. Mann mentioned new foreign and domestic investments announced by the administration, including a $175 million investment by Fiserv in Kansas expected to create job opportunities.

Additionally, he commented on economic indicators showing cooling inflation rates attributed to policy changes led by Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins alongside energy strategies diverging from previous Green New Deal policies.

Finally, Rep. Mann acknowledged efforts made towards restoring common sense governance through initiatives like extending tax cuts from 2017 while criticizing proposed tax hikes advocated by Democratic leaders.

"I am so grateful to have real leadership back at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue that fights for America’s families," concluded Rep. Mann expressing optimism about future prospects under current leadership.