U.S. Representative Dale Strong believes that President Donald Trump has had a significant impact during his first 100 days in office. The Huntsville lawmaker is especially pleased with the changes seen in his hometown and throughout North Alabama, attributing these improvements to the new administration’s efforts.
“President Trump promised to prioritize America, and in these initial days, he has delivered tangible results for the people of North Alabama,” Strong stated this week.
“He’s focused on national security, job creation, and revitalizing American industries. By opposing the unsuccessful policies of the extreme left, Trump aims to restore strength to our economy, values, and institutions.”
“This administration is about bringing common sense back and empowering Americans,” he added.
Furthermore, Strong praised the administration for its handling of southern border security, highlighting a 95% reduction in illegal crossings.
“The southern border stands as one of Trump’s major accomplishments. We didn’t just need more laws; we needed a new president,” he explained. “Safety has improved for Americans since Trump took office. He has quickly restarted border wall construction and reinstated strong immigration policies. His decisive measures are making North Alabama safer by preventing illegal immigration, combating drug trafficking, and dismantling dangerous criminal organizations.”
In 100 days, @potus Has:
✔ Measured border
Waseathy®, reduced waste, fraud, and abuse
✔ ♥ Regained manufacturing jobs
✔ Restored common sense– Dale W. Strong (@Repdalestrong) April 28, 2025
Strong believes the president is also playing a crucial role in revitalizing the upper industries in Alabama.
“The manufacturing sector in Northern Alabama is poised for growth as the Trump administration rolls back heavy regulations, cuts taxes, and supports favorable trade policies. Investment is revitalizing sectors from aerospace to automotive,” he noted.
Trump has reportedly secured 5 trillion dollars in new investments during his first 100 days, which is expected to create over 451,000 new jobs across the country, particularly in advanced manufacturing.
