RNHA Celebrates One Year In, President Trump — the American Comeback Is Underway
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WASHINGTON - Washingtoner -- One year ago, President Donald J. Trump returned to the White House with a mandate to restore prosperity, secure the border, rebuild American strength, and put the American people first. In 365 days, the Administration has delivered measurable results—strengthening national sovereignty, reducing violent crime, driving reshoring and investment, expanding energy production, and cutting regulations to lower costs for families and small businesses.

The Republican National Hispanic Assembly (RNHA) recognizes this year as a turning point for working families and small businesses seeking safety, opportunity, and effective government. Key outcomes include strengthened border enforcement and removals, major regulatory rollbacks, increased domestic investment and higher-paying jobs, record energy production that helped lower fuel and utility costs, and targeted tax and benefit relief that increased take-home pay for workers and seniors.

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RNHA Chairwoman Elisa Slider: "This first year proves what strong leadership can accomplish—securing the border, strengthening public safety, unleashing investment, and restoring American strength. RNHA stands with this Administration as it continues putting the American people first."

RNHA Vice Chairman Luis Figueroa: "America is back to governing with strength and common sense. Hispanic families want safe communities, secure borders, affordable energy, and an economy that rewards work. RNHA will continue supporting policies that expand opportunity, protect our values, and keep America moving forward."

The RNHA will continue nationwide efforts to strengthen Hispanic leadership, defend family-centered values, and support an agenda that protects the homeland, rewards work, and restores confidence in America's future.

About RNHA: Founded in 1967, the Republican National Hispanic Assembly is the oldest national Hispanic Republican organization in the United States. RNHA advances faith, family, freedom, and opportunity through civic engagement, leadership development, and community outreach. https://rnha.org/history