With Republicans securing a governing trifecta in Congress, Donald Trump faces both potential advantages and significant hurdles in his upcoming term. Although he can pursue major legislative goals like immigration reform and tariffs, the absence of a 60-seat supermajority in the Senate means bipartisan support will be essential to overcome filibuster challenges. Past experiences show that even with full control, presidents face obstacles in achieving their agendas due to internal party resistance. The evolving political landscape and Trump’s strengthened judicial influence suggest a tumultuous yet productive period lies ahead.