A sweeping proposal from the president would centralize federal oversight of elections while expanding deportation efforts and military interventions abroad, though it omits key domestic priorities like infrastructure and social programs. The plan emphasizes border security and global conflicts as top priorities, raising concerns about shifting resources away from economic and social policies. Critics argue the focus on enforcement and foreign engagements could deepen political divisions at home. Details on funding, implementation, and potential legislative hurdles remain unclear as the administration pushes forward.
The president wants the federal government to control elections, deport millions and wage wars — but skip the rest
