president Donald Trump They drew the finish line for the first 100 days in his post this week, and the signing of the executive orders that are launched to immigrate and progress in religious freedom.
Among the most distant events that hold the week is a major defeat as it was announced National Security Adviser Mike Walz He will leave his position in the White House. Hours later, Trump revealed plans to benefit from the Pallis to represent the United States at the United Nations.
“I am pleased to announce that I will nominate Mike Waltz to be the next US ambassador to the United Nations,” Trump published on Thursday Social.
National Security Adviser Mike Walz is sitting with President Donald Trump during a meeting of an ambassador in the White House Hall on March 25, 2025, in Washington. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)
“From his time in the military uniform in the battlefield, in Congress, and as the National Security Adviser, Mike Walz worked hard to put the interests of our nation first. I know that he will do the same in his new role. The topic!”
Here’s what happened this week:
The campus campaign
On Monday, Trump signed an executive order calling on the Ministry of Justice and Internal Security to create a list of all the cities of the haven that fails to follow the laws of federal immigration.
According to the executive request, cities will get a notice and will have the opportunity to drop the state of the campus. Failure to do this can make them risk the loss of federal financing, according to the executive order.
Maldelings are local states that restrict cooperation with federal immigration authorities, including the refusal to comply with the requests of detainees for migration and customs (ICE).
“It is very simple: obedience to law and respect for law, and they do not obstruct federal immigration officials and law enforcement officials when they simply try to remove public safety threats from our nation’s societies,” said Caroline Levitt, a White House press secretary. “The American public does not want illegal foreign criminals in their societies. They have completely explained this on November 5, and this administration is determined to impose immigration laws in our nation.”
A new fighter mission
Trump also revealed new plans on Tuesday to exchange a retired A-10 Writhog aircraft from the Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Michigan with 21 Jets Fighter Fighter Fighter F-15EX.
Trump shared the details of the new fighter mission during a speech by members of the National Guard at the Michigan base for a 100th day celebration in his post.
Selfridge will become the fourth military installation to operate the fighter plane, which entered the operating service in July 2024.
President Donald Trump speaks to the members of the National Guard in Michigan at the National Guard Base for behavior, on Tuesday, April 29, 2025, in the town of Harrison, Michigan (Alex Brandon/Associated Press)
“Fresh outside the line. This means that it is completely new,” Trump said. “They were not anywhere. This is where they would be for a long time. I saw one of them, flew over my head, and said,“ What against hell? “This plane has a dangerous power.
The Fighter Jet is an updated version of the F-15C Eagle, which was presented in 1989, which enhance the efficiency of fuel consumption, radar and flying, according to the National Air Guard. Aircraft are designed to work alongside other Air Force aircraft, including F-22 RAPTOR and F-35 Lighting II Fighter.
Religious Freedom Committee
Trump signed an executive order on Thursday to establish a presidential committee for religious freedom. Trump revealed the plans of the new committee during the National Prayer Path at the White House, and revealed that the governor of Texas Dan Patrick will be the president of the committee.
Patrick said on Thursday: “The last administration attacked the people of faith for four years,” Patrick said on Thursday. “There is a saying that no one should get a doctor and a patient. I think we will not say that no one should happen between God and the believer. No one should happen between God and those who are looking for him.”
The executive order Trump stands
President Donald Trump calls on people to podium to stand with him during a national day to pray in the garden of roses at the White House, Thursday, May 1, 2025, in Washington. (Alex Brandon/Associated Press)
The Religious Freedom Committee will lose a report evaluating the threats of religious freedom in the United States, ways to enhance religious freedom and study the history of American religious freedom, according to the White House newspaper newspaper in the executive order.
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The report will address issues, including parents’ rights in religious education, the selection of schools and attacks on religious places for worship and freedom of expression issues of religious organizations, according to the fact newspaper.
In addition, these leaders will provide guidelines for the White House for politics and legislative solutions to push religious freedom.
