Kathmandu. President Donald Trump has released a long list of his top achievements, claiming that he has completely stopped refugee admissions and made English the official language of the United States.

The claim comes as the midterm elections are approaching at a time when survey reports suggest that the midterm elections are difficult for him.

Trump appears to be trying to boost his weak approval rating ahead of the November election. Polls show that the unpopular war with Iran and the fuel and other price hikes it has caused are hurting his Republican Party.

According to surveys, the party could lose control of the House of Representatives, and possibly even the Senate. Such a defeat would pose a major challenge to Trump and his America-First agenda in the final two years of his second term.

In a lengthy post on Truth Social on Friday, which focused on immigration, foreign policy and the economy, Trump claimed he had “secured the most secure border in history”.

“In the last 16 months, there has been zero illegal immigration into the United States,” he wrote, adding that his administration has reduced the influx of asylum seekers from “dangerous places.” ”

Achievements include repeated deportations by President Trump, who has often spearheaded violent immigration repression, and the deportation of people to third countries who cannot be legally sent home by the United States. These countries are sometimes compensated with money.

He also claimed that the United States had “destroyed Iran’s nuclear enrichment capability” and ensured that the Islamic Republic would “never get a nuclear weapon.” This was one of Trump’s most frequently changed justifications for starting the war in February.

The U.S.-Israeli attack on Tehran has devastated the world economy and plunged the Middle East into war. It has proved to be a quagmire for a president who has promised that the United States will not get involved in another foreign war.

Trump has also pointed to the heavy tariffs imposed on U.S. trading partners as an achievement. He called it a “return to American products.”