The White House on Friday put out a summary of what it called historic results for the American people. It said President Trump delivered them in 21 months through executive action alone.

“President Trump will never stop delivering on his promises to Make America Great Again,” the White House said.

According to the summary, the president signed a record 147 executive orders in his first 100 days, more than any other president in history. It said he has signed more than 290 since January 2025.

On the border, the White House said the administration has delivered the most secure border in history. It said more people are now leaving the United States than coming in, for the first time in more than half a century.

The White House said welfare for illegal aliens has been ended across federal programs, including public housing benefits, food stamps and small business loans. It said enforcement of H-1B work visas has been strengthened to protect American jobs.

On crime, the summary cites the largest drop in violent crime in American history in 2025. It says murders fell more than 18 percent and robberies fell more than 18 percent. It says early data for 2026 show violent crime falling even further. It says every one of the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted fugitives has been captured.

The White House also said the administration has found more than $260 billion in fraud of taxpayer dollars. It said the administration is stopping $72 billion a year in fraudulent payments.

On energy, the summary says America is once again the world’s leading oil producer and exporter. It says five advanced nuclear reactors have reached criticality, meaning their nuclear chain reaction keeps itself going, after the president’s executive orders. It says more than 700 nuclear energy licensing actions have been completed.

The White House said the president’s effort to cut red tape has removed more than 400 regulations in one year. It said that saved a family of four more than $17,500, or $1.5 trillion in total.

The White House also pointed to settlements with Columbia, Brown, Cornell, Northwestern, the University of Virginia and the University of North Carolina over their diversity, equity and inclusion practices.

“With more than two years to go, President Trump will not hesitate to use the power and authority of the Executive Branch to deliver historic victories for the American people,” the White House said.