President Trump hit the ground running, and 50 days in, he’s a force of nature. “America is back,” he thundered in his March 4 address to Congress, touting “swift and unrelenting action” for a golden age. Republicans say he’s outpacing every administration in decades—and he’s not slowing down.

He’s signed 89 executive orders since January 20, a record blitz. Fox News data shows no president since Carter in 1977 matched this in their first year, let alone 50 days. From banning biological males in girls’ sports to renaming the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of America, Trump’s reshaping the nation.

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is his ace. Led by Elon Musk, it’s gutted federal waste—$45 million on Burma DEI scholarships, $8 million on transgender mice—while axing thousands of probationary feds. Democrats howl, filing 102 lawsuits, but conservatives cheer: this is Trump keeping promises.

Immigration’s a crown jewel. Illegal crossings nosedived 94 percent since Biden’s 10,000 daily chaos, hitting record lows by March. ICE and others deported violent illegals en masse, with Trump honoring victims like Laken Riley—whose namesake law he signed—and Jocelyn Nungaray, now a wildlife refuge.

Tariffs are his economic sledgehammer. He slapped 25 percent on steel and aluminum imports, 10 percent on China to choke fentanyl, and rolled out reciprocal tariffs set for April. “Build here, no tariffs,” he said in February—Apple’s $500 billion jobs pledge and Saudi Arabia’s $600 billion prove it’s working.

Businesses are flocking back. Stellantis will build Dodge Durangos in Michigan and reopen an Illinois plant; Mercedes-Benz is boosting U.S. production. Trump’s vision—touted in his hour-40-minute congressional speech, the longest ever per UC Santa Barbara—has CEOs betting big on America.

Globally, he’s a titan. He’s freed 11 American hostages—six from Venezuela, two from Afghanistan, one each from Russia, Belarus, and Hamas. The Abbey Gate terrorist who killed 13 U.S. troops in 2021? Arrested. Conservatives say this is Trump showing strength Biden never could.

The Russia-Ukraine mess? Trump’s pushing peace. His fiery February 28 clash with Zelenskyy froze aid, but U.S. talks in Saudi Arabia loom. He’s eyeing Gaza too—post-ceasefire, he told Netanyahu February 4 he wants a “long-term ownership position” to rebuild and block terrorists.

Republicans revel in the pace. “We’ve accomplished more in 43 days than most in four or eight years,” Trump boasted March 4, with 82 percent of viewers approving, per CBS. The White House crowed Monday: “The most consequential President of our time—and he’s just getting started.”

America’s seeing results. Lawsuits and Democrat protests can’t stop this train—Trump’s remaking government, borders, and the economy with a fury conservatives crave. Republicans say it’s clear: 50 days in, MAGA’s not just rolling—it’s rewriting the rules for a stronger nation.