Trump plans to impose a new travel ban and showcases his achievements in 100 days.

An American official told Reuters that President Donald Trump is considering imposing a travel ban on several countries. These statements come at a time when the White House is focusing on showcasing Trump's achievements during his first 100 days in office, looking forward to future days that will see a focus on trade deals and peace talks. According to officials, the White House intends to highlight the actions taken by Trump in domestic and foreign policy, including imposing tariffs on global trade, reducing federal budgets, and cutting government jobs. Trump's policies have also seen radical shifts in other areas, such as his attacks on academia and state courts, as well as targeting diversity programs in both the public and private sectors. As the administration continues to implement more executive actions - which have become a hallmark of Trump's early tenure - one official said there are many new decisions on the way, including a potential ban on citizens of certain countries traveling to the United States. The White House is also preparing to present new economic plans and emphasize its pursuit of a strict policy against illegal immigration. Amidst these developments, officials mentioned what they call "underwater torpedoes," without disclosing further details, leaving room for speculation about more radical decisions that the U.S. administration may take in the near future.