President Donald Trump marked the 100th day of his second term with a defiant message: no court, no opponent, no law will stop him.
Speaking at a packed rally in Warren, Michigan, Trump tore into what he called “communist, radical-left judges,” accusing them of blocking his efforts to enforce the law and undermining presidential power.
“Judges are trying to take away the power given to the president to keep our country safe, and it’s not a good thing,” Trump said.
He didn’t stop there. As legal fights continue to mount over his immigration crackdown and controversial funding cuts, Trump warned that the judicial system is being used as a political weapon.
“These people are just looking to destroy our country,” he said. “But I hope for the sake of our country that the Supreme Court is going to save this because we have to do something.”
In a sharp, no-nonsense tone, Trump made one thing clear: he’s not changing course.
“Nothing will stop me in the mission to keep America safe again,” he told the roaring crowd. “It’s very simple. Keep America safe again.”
His words came as his administration faces legal heat over policies pushed by the newly formed Department of Government Efficiency, headed by Elon Musk, and growing criticism over what opponents call overreach.
But Trump’s message to his base? He’s not backing down — and he doesn’t care who’s trying to stop him.
