President Trump Returns to Georgia: Delivering Real Relief for Families, With Much More on the Way

As President Donald J. Trump visits Georgia today, he returns to a state that is seeing real recovery, safer communities, and renewed strength under his leadership — as more work remains to fully reverse the economic damage of the Biden era. These are meaningful victories for Georgia families and workers, yet President Trump is resolute: He will not rest until every Georgian enjoys lower prices, higher wages, secure communities, and prosperity that reaches every corner of the state.

• Georgia’s average gas price stands at $2.71 per gallon — down 40% from its all-time record Biden-era high and even greater savings on the horizon.

• Thanks to President Trump’s and Republicans’ Working Families Tax Cuts Act, the average Georgia family is saving $3,086 on their taxes this year.
• Georgians stand to see wages rise by up to $6,700 per person over the next several years.
• Tax reforms will protect 204,000 Georgia jobs in the coming years.
• Georgia is receiving an investment of more than $218 million in rural health care thanks to Republicans — strengthening communities across the state.

• A criminal illegal alien from Mexico — who was already deported once before — was arrested and charged with raping an 11-year-old girl while her 10-year-old sister was in the room.
• A criminal illegal alien from Mexico — who already had an active warrant for murder — was arrested.
• A criminal illegal alien from El Salvador with convictions for seven counts of felony burglary was arrested.
• A criminal illegal alien from Honduras with pending charges for battery of an unborn child, assault on a female, and domestic violence was arrested.
• A criminal illegal alien from Canada and convicted firearms trafficker, alleged gang member, and former member of Canada’s Top 25 Most Wanted List, was arrested.

• The average price of a Georgia home is down nearly 2% over last year.
• In the Atlanta metro area — one of the top 20 metro areas with the largest illegal alien population — the median home listing price is down 4.1% over the past year, ranking near the top in falling home prices.

• The Trump Administration recently announced more than $1 billion in funding now available to Georgia communities and healthcare facilities.

• As part of Japan’s $550 billion investment pledge to the United States, a $600 million synthetic diamond grit facility is advancing in Georgia to meet critical manufacturing and semiconductor needs while reducing reliance on foreign supplies.
• Amazon Web Services plans to invest an estimated $11 billion to expand infrastructure in Georgia, projected to create at least 550 high-skilled jobs.
• Salesforce is investing $15 million to grow its Georgia presence, adding over 250 new jobs.
• JS Link announced a $223 million investment for a rare earth magnet plant, expected to create 520 new jobs.

The proof is in the progress: Lower costs, more opportunities, safer communities, and renewed economic energy mean Georgia families are winning again under President Trump — and the best is yet to come. Republican leadership is building a brighter, more prosperous future for all Georgians — and today’s visit underscores President Trump’s unrelenting commitment to finishing the job.

As President Donald J. Trump visits Georgia today, he returns to a state that is seeing real recovery, safer communities, and renewed strength under his leadership — as more work remains to fully reverse the economic damage of the Biden era. These are meaningful victories for Georgia families and workers, yet President Trump is resolute: He will not rest until every Georgian enjoys lower prices, higher wages, secure communities, and prosperity that reaches every corner of the state.

• Georgia’s average gas price stands at $2.71 per gallon — down 40% from its all-time record Biden-era high and even greater savings on the horizon.

• Thanks to President Trump’s and Republicans’ Working Families Tax Cuts Act, the average Georgia family is saving $3,086 on their taxes this year.
• Georgians stand to see wages rise by up to $6,700 per person over the next several years.
• Tax reforms will protect 204,000 Georgia jobs in the coming years.
• Georgia is receiving an investment of more than $218 million in rural health care thanks to Republicans — strengthening communities across the state.

• A criminal illegal alien from Mexico — who was already deported once before — was arrested and charged with raping an 11-year-old girl while her 10-year-old sister was in the room.
• A criminal illegal alien from Mexico — who already had an active warrant for murder — was arrested.
• A criminal illegal alien from El Salvador with convictions for seven counts of felony burglary was arrested.
• A criminal illegal alien from Honduras with pending charges for battery of an unborn child, assault on a female, and domestic violence was arrested.
• A criminal illegal alien from Canada and convicted firearms trafficker, alleged gang member, and former member of Canada’s Top 25 Most Wanted List, was arrested.

• The average price of a Georgia home is down nearly 2% over last year.
• In the Atlanta metro area — one of the top 20 metro areas with the largest illegal alien population — the median home listing price is down 4.1% over the past year, ranking near the top in falling home prices.

• The Trump Administration recently announced more than $1 billion in funding now available to Georgia communities and healthcare facilities.

• As part of Japan’s $550 billion investment pledge to the United States, a $600 million synthetic diamond grit facility is advancing in Georgia to meet critical manufacturing and semiconductor needs while reducing reliance on foreign supplies.
• Amazon Web Services plans to invest an estimated $11 billion to expand infrastructure in Georgia, projected to create at least 550 high-skilled jobs.
• Salesforce is investing $15 million to grow its Georgia presence, adding over 250 new jobs.
• JS Link announced a $223 million investment for a rare earth magnet plant, expected to create 520 new jobs.

The proof is in the progress: Lower costs, more opportunities, safer communities, and renewed economic energy mean Georgia families are winning again under President Trump — and the best is yet to come. Republican leadership is building a brighter, more prosperous future for all Georgians — and today’s visit underscores President Trump’s unrelenting commitment to finishing the job.