President Donald Trump has highlighted a series of accomplishments as he faces challenging midterm elections in November. In a recent social media post on Truth Social, Trump emphasized his administration’s policies on immigration, foreign affairs, and the economy amid declining approval ratings and concerns over rising fuel prices linked to the conflict in Iran.

Trump asserted that his administration achieved “the most secure border in history” and claimed that no illegal immigrants have been admitted to the United States in the past 16 months. He also noted that refugee admissions had been significantly reduced, particularly from countries deemed dangerous. These measures form part of a broader immigration crackdown under his leadership, which has involved deportations and arrangements to transfer individuals to third countries when direct return to their home countries was not legally feasible, sometimes involving financial compensation.

Polls ahead of the midterm elections indicate that Trump's party may lose control of the House of Representatives and possibly the Senate. Such outcomes could hinder the president’s ability to advance his “America-first” agenda during the remaining two years of his second term. The impact of the conflict in Iran on fuel prices is seen as a factor contributing to the party’s electoral difficulties.

While Trump highlighted immigration and border security as key achievements, critics point to the controversial nature of enforcement actions and the humanitarian implications of reduced refugee admissions. The administration’s tough stance on migration remains a central issue as voters prepare to decide the balance of power in Congress.