In December, the U.S. government seized a sanctioned tanker off the coast of Venezuela and imposed additional sanctions on vessels and entities linked to President Nicolás Maduro, aiming to strengthen sanctions enforcement in the region. Economic indicators showed a significant donation of $6.25 billion from Michael and Susan Dell to fund accounts for 25 million children, alongside record online spending of $11.8 billion on Black Friday. The trade deficit decreased to $52.8 billion, a 35% year-over-year reduction, and projections indicated a 3% GDP growth despite ongoing shutdowns.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) launched a database to track the most serious criminal noncitizens and reported the rescue of 62,000 trafficked migrant children, enhancing transparency and protection for vulnerable populations. Law enforcement initiatives included the removal of approximately 9,500 truck drivers for failing English proficiency standards, which aimed to disrupt criminal networks and improve public safety.

The administration signed the SUPPORT for Patients and Communities Reauthorization Act to expand access to addiction care and improve drug affordability. Energy prices saw a decline, with the national average gas price falling below $3 per gallon, which was noted to ease household transportation costs.

In November, China banned all 13 fentanyl precursors under pressure from the U.S., and several trade agreements were reached with countries in Central and South America, enhancing market access. The economy saw significant investments in artificial intelligence, with companies like Anthropic and Meta committing billions to infrastructure and data centers in the U.S.

Border security measures reported zero releases at the border for six consecutive months, marking the lowest encounters recorded in October. Law enforcement actions included the removal of over 150 illegal immigrant sex offenders in Florida and a notable decrease in violent crime in Chicago.

In October, the Kuala Lumpur Peace Accords were signed to resolve the Cambodia-Thailand conflict, and all hostages in Gaza were released. Economic indicators showed a significant drop in egg prices and gas prices, alongside a reduction in the federal deficit by 40% year-over-year.

The administration's border security efforts included record deportations and a significant drop in fentanyl seizures. Law enforcement operations led to thousands of arrests and the seizure of illegal firearms. The administration also focused on modernizing foster care and improving women's health access through various executive orders.

In September, the U.S. government engaged with global leaders at the United Nations General Assembly and secured significant trade deals, while the economy experienced record gains in stock markets. Border security measures continued to yield a substantial decrease in drug trafficking and illegal crossings.

Overall, the administration's policies reflect a focus on economic growth, border security, and law enforcement, with implications for social equity and public safety.