President Donald Trump will deliver an address to both houses of Congress on March 4, his first in five years and since his return to the White House last month.
The upcoming speech follows weeks of his administration moving at breakneck speed, substantially reshaping the role of the executive branch after signing more than 100 executive actions in 42 days.
There’s the ongoing crackdown on illegal immigration, substantial changes in the United States’ role abroad, and efforts to fundamentally redefine federal agencies amid mass firings and, in some cases, total dismantling.
Both the Senate and House of Representatives, with Republicans holding a slim majority in each, will be critical in passing legislation to fund many of the president’s key campaign promises, including another round of sweeping tax cuts….