United States Senate Majority Leader John Thune and Senate Whip John Barrasso are preparing to celebrate President Donald Trump’s early successes on border security as they mark his first 100 days in office. The remarks, based on excerpts from their planned speeches, emphasize the administration’s focus on stabilizing the southern border.

Thune is expected to highlight the "chaos" that characterized the southern border under the previous administration, commending President Trump for bringing much-needed stability and control to the situation. His speech will frame Trump’s leadership as a turning point in U.S. border management policy.

Meanwhile, Barrasso will focus on key outcomes, including achieving record-low levels of illegal crossings. "Americans want secure borders. We are delivering them," Barrasso is expected to say, underlining the administration’s alignment with public expectations on immigration and national security.

In addition to the focus on border security, Barrasso will also touch on the Senate GOP’s ongoing legislative efforts. He is set to emphasize the party’s work to pass a major budget reconciliation package, aiming for a deadline of July 4. The budget initiative is seen as a critical part of advancing the administration’s broader policy agenda during Trump’s second term.

The speeches reflect strong party support for Trump’s handling of immigration issues and fiscal policy, signaling a united front as Congress tackles key legislative challenges in the months ahead.