United States Vice President JD Vance announced on Wednesday that President Donald Trump’s administration is actively reversing long-standing negative trends that took root under previous U.S. administrations. Speaking during a cabinet meeting, Vance asserted that in just 100 days, significant progress has been made across key areas of national concern.

Vance pointed out that the country had transformed from a 'manufacturing superpower' into one dependent on China for critical goods. He added that the U.S. military, once robust, had faced serious recruitment challenges in recent years. According to Vance, President Trump’s approach has already begun to address these concerns through direct policy actions.

On immigration, Vance emphasized a marked shift away from bipartisan enforcement to a system that became overwhelmed by illegal entries. He stated that Trump’s renewed border policies have started to restore order and national control in contrast to the dysfunction seen under previous administrations.

Vance drew a sharp distinction between President Trump’s leadership style and that of his predecessors. He acknowledged that media coverage often paints the administration as chaotic, but countered that Trump is in fact confronting the nation’s core problems with clarity and urgency. “While the media says it’s chaos, what’s actually happening is action,” Vance remarked.

The Vice President’s comments signal a broader narrative of restoration and reversal, positioning Trump’s second term as a corrective era in American politics. With policies targeting economic sovereignty, defense readiness, and immigration enforcement, Vance argued that the administration is charting a course back to foundational national strengths.