Donald Trump officially joined the 47th President of the United States, making a speech in which he outlined his priorities and promises. During the inauguration, he stressed that America "will be respected all over the world" and begins the "golden era of success."
Trump said he was seeking to leave the inheritance as a "peacemaker". He stressed that his administration would work to build the most powerful army in US history, but at the same time focus on the end of wars and avoid new conflicts.
"We will measure our success not only by the battles we win, but also by the wars we finish, and perhaps most importantly, wars that we will never enter," the President said.
Trump promised that the US would be an example of prosperity for other countries. "The golden era of America begins now. From now on, our country will flourish. We will envy all nations," he said, saying that he will always put "America in the first place."
The President also declared an emergency on the Southern border of the United States, promising to stop illegal penetration and start the process of deportation of foreigners, whom he called "criminals".
"We will restore the policy 'Stay in Mexico' and all illegal penetrations will cease immediately," Trump said.
Among other promises, Trump noted that in the United States, "there will be only two sexes at the state level: male and female." He also emphasized confidence in his leadership, noting that his return to the White House was the beginning of "national success".
"I return to the White House with confidence and optimism. America will become strong, rich and free again," Trump said. His inaugural speech became a clear signal that the administration would focus on internal development and global stability.
