The magnate led an event in Washington hours before his inauguration ceremony and emphasized one of the campaign axes that brought him to the White House: the problem of immigration.
Less than 24 hours before his assumption at the head of the White Housethe elected president of United States, Donald Trumpled an event in Washington in front of thousands of his followers where he celebrated his soon return to the Executive Branch and ratified its promise to carry out the “stop the invasion of the borders.”
“We won! What a great feeling, we like to win, right?” he said during the so-called “victory rally” at the stadium. Capital One Arena in Washington, with capacity for 20,000 people.
This Monday at noon, Trump will be sworn in as the 47th president of USA. The magnate assured that from that moment on there will be a “return” of the country for his people: “Tomorrow at noon the curtain will fall on four long years of American decadence and We begin a new day of strength, prosperity, dignity and pride for America. “We will get everything back once and for all!”
Donald Trump put the focus of his act on immigration
One of the axes of his speech – it was also throughout his entire campaign – was the mass migration that is being experienced in the United States. He promised once again that he will work to “stop invasion of the borders” and that he will end “each and every crisis.”
In turn, he said that he will act with “historic speed and force” as soon as he comes to power in the United States. “Starting tomorrow, I will act with historic speed and force and I will solve each of the crises our country faces. We have to do it,” he said to the crowd.
In addition to Trump’s speech, Kid Rock also performed during the event and Puerto Rican reggaeton artists Anuel AA and Justin Quiles gave a speech, and among the audience were personalities such as wrestling star Hulk Hogan and the executive director of TikTok, Shou Zi Chew.
The rally closed with Trump on stage dancing and singing “YMCA” with Village Peoplewhose members wore their emblematic costumes of cowboy, worker, motorcyclist, police officer and indigenous chief.
Source: Ambito
