How Indiana created the blueprint for implementing Trump’s policy vision

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With the state legislatures wrapping up spring sessions, Indiana emerged as a clear front-runner in successfully implementing President Donald Trump’s “America First” agenda. As policymakers across the country consider their own priorities, they should follow Indiana’s lead to deliver real results for their constituents.

Last year, Trump signed into law the most transformative tax and welfare reform bill in recent history. But some of the most important parts of the bill require states to take action to carry it out. These include ensuring that people on welfare are truly eligible, providing meaningful tax relief, opting into a new federal school choice program to send federal dollars directly to families, and partnering with federal immigration enforcement. The idea is simple: less money for illegal immigrants and fraudsters and more money for hardworking American families.

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