A vision that centers on restoring American strength—at home and abroad—anchors the sweeping National Strategy released last week by President Trump, a document that lays out a muscular, domestic-first agenda aimed at rebuilding the nation’s economic foundation and securing its borders after years of drift and overreach.
The plan places the American worker, the American family, and the American community at the heart of federal policy, according to the White House. It calls for reviving domestic manufacturing, cutting regulatory barriers, and accelerating the return of supply chains from overseas. The measures are designed to reverse inflationary pressures, lower costs, and restore the middle class as the engine of national prosperity.
A central pillar of Trump’s strategy is the restoration of full operational control over the southern border, which the administration describes as essential not only to national security but to economic renewal. The document outlines tougher enforcement, faster deportation authority, expanded cooperation with state and local agencies, and new measures to combat fentanyl trafficking and human smuggling networks. The White House frames these tools as necessary to protect American jobs and communities.
Energy independence is another major priority. The strategy calls for unleashing domestic oil, gas, clean coal, and next-generation nuclear power, paired with streamlined permitting to break through bureaucratic gridlock. Trump believes his approach will lower consumer energy bills, stabilize the grid as national demand surges, and strengthen America’s position as an energy superpower.
The document also highlights commitments to public safety, crime reduction, infrastructure modernization, and expanded support for veterans and first responders — all framed as core responsibilities of a government that “puts its own citizens first.”
The White House says the strategy represents a decisive shift toward national rebuilding, with additional policy rollouts expected in the coming weeks as agencies move to implement the President’s domestic agenda.