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A significant portion of the speech was dedicated to legislative accomplishments. The President cheered the passing of the "largest working-class tax cut in American history," underscoring its importance for economic growth. He recounted how bipartisan support helped pass several bills, such as the "Genius Act" and efforts to repatriate illegal alien criminals through the "Lake and Riley Act."

He advocated for "Kate's Law," named after Kate Steinle, a young woman murdered by an illegal alien repeatedly deported from the country, emphasizing its importance for border security and justice. The law proposed stiffening penalties for illegal reentrants, with the goal of protecting American citizens from repeat offenders.