Trump's Year-End Address: Claims Successes on Migration, Ending Wars

• Donald Trump highlighted his administration's achievements in a year-end address, claiming to have fixed a "mess" inherited 11 months ago.
• He cited successes in securing the border, achieving "reverse migration," and cracking down on immigration.
• Trump claimed to have ended eight wars in 10 months, including the Iran nuclear threat and the war in Gaza, bringing "peace to the Middle East."
• He criticized the Biden administration for a "colossal border invasion," leading to increased housing costs and migrants taking American jobs.
• Trump asserted that 100% of net job creation since he took office went to American-born citizens, marking a "reverse migration."

Why It Matters: Trump used his year-end address to tout his administration's claimed successes on migration, ending wars, and economic gains.