President Donald Trump returned to Iowa on Tuesday to deliver the kind of speech his advisers have been pressing him to give — a sweeping economic victory lap, tailored to a farm-state audience and framed as the opening argument of a high-stakes midterm campaign.

The alliance that once appeared unshakeable is beginning to come apart at the seams. The backlash from aggressive immigration crackdowns in Minneapolis, a humiliating retreat over Greenland following weeks of bluster, and mounting discontent over household expenses are all extracting a price.

Vance formally announced the “historic expansion of the Mexico City Policy.”

During the March for Life rally in D.C. today, Vice President JD Vance believes he and the Trump Administration are on the side of good, stating that they are working to undo all of the Biden Administration's "evils.

President Donald Trump warned that losing Congress would undo key priorities of his administration and called on voters to turn out in the midterms during a speech on Tuesday. (Credit: Pool)

President Donald Trump is headed to Iowa on Tuesday as part of the White House’s midterm year pivot toward affordability, even as his administration remains mired in the fallout in Minneapolis over a second fatal shooting by federal immigration officers this month.