What will Trump focus on in his first State of the Union address?

US President Trump will deliver his first State of the Union address in Congress on the 3th of this month. The theme of this State of the Union address is "Building a Safe, Powerful and Proud America". A senior US government official said that Trump's speech will focus on five major issues: employment, infrastructure, immigration, trade and national security.

It is reported that Trump is expected to mention the recent legislative victory of tax reform and the record-breaking achievements of the stock market. At a time when the unemployment rate of African-Americans, Latinos and women is at a new low, government officials said that Trump would "make it clear that all ethnic groups will benefit during his tenure".

Trump promised to transform the old infrastructure in the United States, but did not provide too many details about investing $1.7 trillion in infrastructure. Officials said that it is unlikely that Trump will explore the plan in depth when he speaks, but he will focus on winning "the support of the majority of the two parties" in this plan.

In his State of the Union address, Trump will also explain the reasons for supporting the dream catcher to stay in the United States. However, Trump will also say that lawmakers agree to pay for building a wall on the border between the southern United States and Mexico, and prohibit immigrants from funding their family members to enter the United States.

It is said that some Democratic Party members have invited "dream catchers" to attend the State of the Union address as guests.

The report pointed out that seeing that other countries sell more goods to the United States than American companies export, there is no other issue that can make Trump "angry". Officials said that Trump would emphasize "fair and mutually beneficial" trade agreements in his speech.

It is expected that this State of the Union address will focus on domestic issues in the United States, but it will also include Trump's demand for increasing military spending and discussing "major threats" such as North Korea's nuclear and missile tests.

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