“We will build extraordinary national development projects and everything from highways to airports and to transportation, infrastructure, all of the future.”
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About 17 months into the second term, the administration has advanced major transportation infrastructure work: it unveiled a nationwide air traffic control overhaul in May 2025, Congress enacted an initial $12.5 billion for it in the reconciliation law signed July 4, 2025, and on May 15, 2026 DOT announced $835.8 million to replace eight control towers and TRACON facilities, alongside continued federal highway and airport grant rounds. However, no overarching program of 'extraordinary national development projects' has been created, and some previously funded projects, such as California high-speed rail, lost federal grants during the same period. Rated PARTIAL as of July 3, 2026 for concrete but incomplete delivery on an aspirational pledge, with the term ongoing.
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