As the political landscape shifts, Donald Trump is set to enter his second term with significant power and support from a Republican majority in both the Senate and House of Representatives. With a potential trifecta on the horizon, Trump believes he will face fewer obstacles in his governance, asserting that presidents possess near-total authority. This strengthened Republican control may lead to aggressive policy agendas, including immigration reforms with promises of deportation plans. Analysts caution that a unified Congress under Trump could lead to unprecedented legislative actions without the usual checks and balances, raising questions about the implications for American governance and the potential for an era of absolute supremacy.