THE WINS.2025—2026 EDITION
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+ President Trump’s agenda. Local impact.
Big wins.
For
Mississippi.
New investment. Help for working families.
Rebuilding after storms and safer streets.
announced for Southaven$4,018Average tax refund —
seventh highest nationwide52%Fewer killings in Jackson
in 2025 than in 2021
THE BIG PICTURE
What it means
for Mississippi.
Six big stories.
The numbers behind them.
Why they matter close to home.
Keep more of
what you earn.
President Trump’s Working Families Tax Cuts protected jobs, preserved wages, and delivered the seventh highest average tax refund nationwide to Mississippians.
- Jobs protected46,000
- Wages preserved$4B
- Avg. tax refund$4,018
Big names.
New opportunities.
President Trump has sparked a Mississippi investment boom — from AI data centers to aluminum, grid components, and sawmills.
Rebuilding after
extreme weather.
President Trump is helping Mississippi rebuild after Tropical Storm Arthur and the May 2026 severe storms.
- Tropical Storm ArthurApproved
- May 6–7 severe stormsApproved
Fighting fraud
together.
Mississippi is fighting fraud alongside the Trump Administration, sharing fraud information across state lines.
See the anti-fraud effortsJackson killings
at a record low.
In 2025, Jackson saw the lowest number of killings it has seen in years.
The worst of the worst.
Removed.
President Trump is removing the Worst of the Worst criminal illegal aliens from Mississippi communities — from Yazoo City to Bay St. Louis.
WORKING FAMILIES TAX CUTS
Significant upside.
For Mississippi.
President Trump’s Working Families Tax Cuts have delivered for Mississippi workers, families, and seniors.
Protecting paychecks.
The WFTC protected 46,000 Mississippi jobs, preserved $8 billion in Mississippi economic activity, and preserved $4 billion in wages for Mississippi workers.
NAM tax wins reportCare closer to home.
The WFTC delivered $206 million in rural healthcare funding to Mississippi.
CMS rural health awards500,000 seniors.
No tax on Social Security.
The WFTC secured No Tax on Social Security for Mississippi’s 500,000 seniors.
White House: MS savingsThe WFTC delivered Mississippians an average tax refund of $4,018 in 2026 — the seventh highest average refund nationwide.
BUILT FOR WHAT’S NEXT
They’re betting big
on Mississippi.
President Trump has sparked a Mississippi investment boom.
10 company announcements.
Raytheon
ForestAmazon
Madison CountySouthwark Metal Manufacturing Company
DeSoto CountyB = billion. M = million.
DISASTER RECOVERY
Helping Mississippi rebuild.
After extreme weather.
President Trump is helping Mississippi rebuild after extreme weather.
Tropical Storm Arthur.
President Trump approved Mississippi’s request for a Major Disaster Declaration for counties impacted by Tropical Storm Arthur in June 2026.
Individual and Public Assistance was approved to help the state rebuild.
Governor’s officeMay storms, tornadoes, and flooding.
President Trump announced that federal disaster assistance would be available to Mississippi following the May 6–7, 2026, severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes, and flooding.
The assistance grants included funds for temporary housing and home repairs, low-cost loans to cover uninsured property losses, and other programs to help individuals and families recover from the effects of the storms.
FEMAFIGHTING FRAUD
Fighting fraud
alongside the Trump Administration.
Mississippi is fighting fraud alongside the Trump Administration.
Across state lines.
Mississippi entered into a data-sharing agreement with the Trump Administration that allows states to share fraud information across state lines.
Mississippi State TreasurerStronger safeguards.
Implementing citizenship verification in the unclaimed money program.
Strengthening safeguards against fraudulent claims.
PUBLIC SAFETY
Killings are down.
In Jackson, Mississippi.
Jackson, Mississippi, saw a record low in killings in 2025.
Jackson2025 vs. 2021↓ 52% killings
In 2025, Jackson saw the lowest number of killings it has seen in years, seeing a 52% decrease from 2021.
Mississippi TodayIMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT
Removing the Worst of the Worst
from Mississippi.
Criminal illegal aliens convicted of serious crimes in Mississippi communities.
Roberto Contreras
From Guatemala · MS-13 gang member
Convicted of: Homicide and racketeering.
DHS recordWalter Juarez Vasquez
From Guatemala
Convicted of: Homicide and disorderly conduct.
DHS recordValentin Mencia-Aceituno
From Honduras
Convicted of: Homicide and illegal re-entry.
DHS recordSao Nguyen
From Vietnam
Convicted of: Voluntary manslaughter and homicide — negligent manslaughter with a weapon.
DHS recordAlexander Alvarado-Vasquez
From Honduras
Convicted of: Sex assault — sodomy of a boy with strongarm, sex offense against a child (fondling), lewd or lascivious acts with a minor, and illegal re-entry.
DHS recordA CLOSER LOOK
Big numbers.
Clear sources.
Every figure on this page links back to where it came from.