Doral, FL - President Donald Trump landed in Miami on Saturday night to meet with fellow Republicans after wrapping his inaugural week with a series of high-profile visits and policy actions.
On Friday, President Trump toured areas in California devastated by recent wildfires.
The blazes have destroyed over 10,000 structures and claimed the lives of 30 individuals in the Los Angeles region.
The President met with local officials and first responders, assessing the damage and discussing federal support for recovery efforts.
Earlier that day, he visited North Carolina to survey communities impacted by Hurricane Helene.
During his visit, President Trump suggested a comprehensive overhaul of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), advocating for a shift toward state-managed disaster relief.
He emphasized the importance of empowering states to handle emergencies more effectively, proposing that federal assistance should play a supportive rather than leading role.
In addition to these site visits, the President has been active in policy-making.
He signed numerous executive orders aimed at reversing several policies from the previous administration.
As the week concluded, President Trump arrived in South Florida.
He is scheduled to meet with Republican leaders at Trump National Doral Miami on Monday to strategize on advancing the party's legislative agenda.