EPISODE · Jan 22, 2026 · 6 MIN
NATIONAL DAY OF PATRIOTIC DEVOTION, 2026
from The White House In Audio · host Instaread Podcast
In this presidential proclamation, President Donald J. Trump designates January 20, 2026, as the National Day of Patriotic Devotion. The document marks the one-year anniversary of his return to office and serves as a progress report on his "America First" agenda during what he describes as a transformative 12 months.The summary of the proclamation’s key themes is as follows:The President highlights a total reversal of the "border crisis," claiming that illegal border crossings have plummeted by 92%. Key actions cited include:Declaring a national emergency and resuming border wall construction.Ending "catch-and-release" and reinstating the "Remain in Mexico" policy.Launching what he describes as the largest deportation operation in U.S. history and designating cartels as Foreign Terrorist Organizations.The proclamation asserts that the administration has ended the "crushing inflation" of the previous term. Reported economic wins include:An inflation rate reduction of 70% from its peak.Lowering gas and electricity prices through "energy dominance."The passage of "One Big Beautiful Bill," which made the largest tax cuts in history permanent and eliminated taxes on tips, Social Security, and overtime.The President claims to have restored "peace through strength" by:Rebuilding the U.S. military.Securing major peace agreements, particularly in the Middle East, while ensuring all foreign policy explicitly prioritizes American interests.A significant portion of the proclamation focuses on a shift in national values, including:Ending "government weaponization" and the "sinister DEI agenda" in favor of a merit-based system.Protecting freedom of speech and strengthening election integrity.Promoting patriotism in schools, ensuring children are taught to "love their country" and respect the American flag.The proclamation frames January 20, 2025, as a turning point in history when national sovereignty was restored. Written during the United States' 250th anniversary year, the document calls on Americans to unite in "patriotic devotion" to strengthen the bonds of the Republic and renew the government's duty to its people.Border Security and ImmigrationEconomic RecoveryForeign Policy and National StrengthCultural and Civic RenewalConclusion
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In this presidential proclamation, President Donald J. Trump designates January 20, 2026, as the National Day of Patriotic Devotion. The document marks the one-year anniversary of his return to office and serves as a progress report on his "America First" agenda during what he describes as a transformative 12 months.The summary of the proclamation’s key themes is as follows:The President highlights a total reversal of the "border crisis," claiming that illegal border crossings have plummeted by 92%. Key actions cited include:Declaring a national emergency and resuming border wall construction.Ending "catch-and-release" and reinstating the "Remain in Mexico" policy.Launching what he describes as the largest deportation operation in U.S. history and designating cartels as Foreign Terrorist Organizations.The proclamation asserts that the administration has ended the "crushing inflation" of the previous term. Reported economic wins include:An inflation rate reduction of 70% from its peak.Lowering gas and electricity prices through "energy dominance."The passage of "One Big Beautiful Bill," which made the largest tax cuts in history permanent and eliminated taxes on tips, Social Security, and overtime.The President claims to have restored "peace through strength" by:Rebuilding the U.S. military.Securing major peace agreements, particularly in the Middle East, while ensuring all foreign policy explicitly prioritizes American interests.A significant portion of the proclamation focuses on a shift in national values, including:Ending "government weaponization" and the "sinister DEI agenda" in favor of a merit-based system.Protecting freedom of speech and strengthening election integrity.Promoting patriotism in schools, ensuring children are taught to "love their country" and respect the American flag.The proclamation frames January 20, 2025, as a turning point in history when national sovereignty was restored. Written during the United States' 250th anniversary year, the document calls on Americans to unite in "patriotic devotion" to strengthen the bonds of the Republic and renew the government's duty to its people.Border Security and ImmigrationEconomic RecoveryForeign Policy and National StrengthCultural and Civic RenewalConclusion
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