Washington, DC – President-elect Donald Trump addressed thousands of supporters at the Capitol One Arena on Sunday, just a day before his inauguration as the 47th President of the United States.

The event, dubbed the “Make America Great Again Victory Rally,” highlighted Trump’s priorities for his administration, ranging from immigration reforms to foreign policy.

Key Announcements from Trump’s Address

Immigration and Border Security

Trump reiterated his commitment to strict immigration measures, promising the largest deportation effort in U.S. history. “By the time the sun sets tomorrow, the invasion of our country will have come to a halt,” he declared. Trump criticized open border policies and pledged to expel criminal migrants, emphasizing, “We will expel every illegal alien gang member and migrant criminal operating on American soil.”

Executive Orders Reversal

The President-elect outlined plans to repeal “radical and foolish” executive orders from the Biden administration. “Every one of them will be reversed within hours of my taking the oath of office,” Trump said, promising historic actions in his first 100 days to address national crises.

TikTok Ban Suspension

Trump announced the return of TikTok, which had suspended operations ahead of its January 19 ban. “As of today, TikTok is back,” he stated, pledging an executive order to delay enforcement of the divest-or-ban law while ensuring national security concerns are addressed.

Israel-Hamas Ceasefire

Taking credit for brokering a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas earlier in the month, Trump celebrated the agreement as a step toward peace in the Middle East. He highlighted the release of three Israeli hostages in exchange for 90 Palestinian prisoners as part of the deal.

Russia-Ukraine War

Trump promised to resolve the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, asserting, “I will end the war in Ukraine, stop the chaos in West Asia, and prevent World War III — and you have no idea how close we are.”

Los Angeles Wildfires

Expressing concern over the wildfires in Los Angeles, Trump announced plans to visit California. “I’m going to go out there on Friday to see it and to get it moving back,” he said.

Declassifying Historical Documents

Trump pledged to declassify documents related to the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr., emphasizing transparency and the need to curb excessive government secrecy.

Donald Trump, who defeated Kamala Harris in the November elections, is set to succeed President Joe Biden. At 78, he has framed his administration as a turning point, promising swift action to address key challenges facing the nation. “Starting tomorrow, I will act with historic speed and strength to fix every single crisis facing our country,” Trump proclaimed, marking the beginning of a highly anticipated term.