First White House Press Briefing of President Donald Trump’s Second Term, Led by Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt

First White House Press Briefing of President Donald Trump’s Second Term, Led by Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt

The first briefing of President Donald Trump’s second term has commenced under the leadership of Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt. She began by welcoming the attending journalists with a brief opening statement and then called on U.S. lawmakers to prioritize and expedite the confirmation of Trump’s Cabinet nominees, calling it an “essential” task.

At the start of the briefing, Leavitt highlighted the administration's key achievements before addressing the government’s stance on immigration. She stated, "Before considering loosening immigration laws, think again… If someone trespasses into your country, they should leave your country."

Immigration policy remains a critical issue for the Trump administration, and Leavitt’s remarks reinforced the government’s firm stance on the matter.

The briefing primarily focused on U.S. domestic policy, particularly the administration's established policies and future plans regarding immigration.