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THE WINS.
2025—2026 EDITION
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+ President Trump’s agenda. Local impact.

Big wins.
For Rhode
Island.

Help for working families. New defense investment.
Safer communities and a bridge rebuilt.

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THE BIG PICTURE

What it means
for Rhode Island.

Five big stories.
The numbers behind them.
Why they matter close to home.

01 / Tax relief

Keep more of
what you earn.

President Trump’s Working Families Tax Cuts protected jobs, preserved wages, and put more money back in Rhode Islanders’ pockets.

  • Jobs protected18,000
  • Wages preserved$2B
  • Avg. tax refund$3,305
See every tax benefit
02 / Defense investment
$100M

Raytheon invests
in Rhode Island.

Under President Trump, Raytheon is investing $100 million to expand its Portsmouth facility.

Accelerating LTAMDS testing and boosting Patriot GEM-T component production.

See the investment
03 / Public safety

Safer communities.
Real results.

President Trump is making Rhode Island safe again, with offenses down sharply statewide and in Providence.

Rhode IslandTotal Group A Offenses, 2026 YTD↓ 36%
Rhode IslandRape, 2026 YTD↓ 40%
ProvidenceHomicide, YTD as of Sept. 13, 2026↓ 43%
Every category.
04 / Immigration enforcement

The worst of the worst.
Removed.

President Trump is removing the Worst of the Worst criminal illegal aliens from Rhode Island communities — from Cranston to Warwick.

5cases in Cranston, Central Falls, Providence, and Warwick
See the five cases
05 / Washington Bridge
$221M

Rebuilding the
Washington Bridge.

President Trump is helping Rhode Island rebuild the Washington Bridge after the Biden Administration failed to finalize the agreement.

In grants executed in March 2025 for the Washington Bridge project.

The bridge story

WORKING FAMILIES TAX CUTS

Significant upside.
For Rhode Island.

President Trump’s Working Families Tax Cuts have delivered for Rhode Island workers, families, and seniors.

18,000Rhode Island jobs protected
$3Bin Rhode Island economic activity preserved
$2Bin wages preserved for Rhode Island workers
$3,305average Rhode Island tax refund in 2026
JOBS & WAGES

Protecting paychecks.

The WFTC protected 18,000 Rhode Island jobs, preserved $3 billion in Rhode Island economic activity, and preserved $2 billion in wages for Rhode Island workers.

NAM tax wins report
RURAL HEALTHCARE
$156M

Care closer to home.

The WFTC delivered an estimated $156 million in rural healthcare funding to Rhode Island.

CMS rural health awards
SENIORS & REFUNDS

200,000 seniors.
Bigger refunds.

The WFTC secured No Tax on Social Security for Rhode Island’s 200,000 seniors.

The WFTC delivered Rhode Islanders an average tax refund of $3,305 in 2026.

White House: RI savings

BUILT FOR WHAT’S NEXT

Raytheon is investing
in Rhode Island.

Under President Trump, Raytheon is investing $100 million in Rhode Island.

01

Raytheon

Portsmouth
Expanding its Portsmouth facility, accelerating LTAMDS testing and boosting Patriot GEM-T component productionAnnounced June 2026
$100M

M = million. Figures reflect announced investments; planned spending and hiring may span multiple years.

PUBLIC SAFETY · THE FULL BREAKDOWN

Crime is down.
Here are the numbers.

Each figure shows a decrease compared with the same period a year earlier.

Rhode IslandThrough September 16, 2026 vs. the same period in 2025↓ 36% Total Group A Offenses
Total Group A Offenses↓ 36%
Crimes against persons↓ 30%
Murder↓ 9%
Rape↓ 40%
Aggravated assault↓ 23%
Simple assault↓ 30%
Crimes against property↓ 39%
Robbery↓ 42%
Burglary / breaking & entering↓ 37%
Larceny / theft offenses↓ 37%
Motor vehicle theft↓ 39%
Arson↓ 56%
Rhode Island UCR (NIBRS)
ProvidenceYear to date as of September 13, 2026 vs. last year↓ 43% homicide
Violent crime↓ 11%
Homicide↓ 43%
Sex offenses, forcible↓ 13%
Robbery, other↓ 14%
Robbery with firearm↓ 50%
Aggravated assault↓ 3%
Aggravated assault with firearm↓ 22%
Property crime↓ 23%
Burglary↓ 37%
Motor vehicle theft↓ 53%
Larceny from motor vehicle↓ 41%
Larceny↓ 2%
Providence Police crime data

IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT

Removing the Worst of the Worst
from Rhode Island.

Criminal illegal aliens convicted of serious crimes in Rhode Island communities.

01 / CRANSTON

Alex Ucles Cruz

From Honduras

Convicted of: Molestation of a minor, drug trafficking, and sex assault.

DHS record
02 / CENTRAL FALLS

Ioan-Alin Kanalos

From Romania

Convicted of: Fraud by wire, fraud and abuse — computer, identity theft, and fraud — illegal use of credit cards.

DHS record
03 / CENTRAL FALLS

Gustavo Souza

From Brazil

Convicted of: Drug trafficking, aggravated assault — police officer — strongarm, and conspiracy.

DHS record
04 / PROVIDENCE

Souvanh Keosouvanh

From Laos

Convicted of: Possession of weapon, cocaine — sell, and robbery — residence — gun.

DHS record
05 / WARWICK

Etukdor Williams

From Liberia

Convicted of: Aggravated assault — family — strongarm, drug trafficking, sex offense, marijuana — sell, and assault.

DHS record

WASHINGTON BRIDGE

Rebuilding the bridge.
Finishing what Biden didn’t.

President Trump is helping Rhode Island rebuild the Washington Bridge after the Biden Administration failed to finalize the agreement.

MARCH 2025
$221M

Grants executed.

The Trump Administration executed $221 million in grants for Rhode Island’s Washington Bridge project.

DOT announcement
CRITICAL FAILURES

In need of replacement.

The bridge was found to have critical failures including severed tie rods, failing post-tensioned concrete girders, and poor overall concrete quality, and was in need of a complete replacement.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS
~3,200

Announced, never signed.

The Biden Administration announced the funding but failed to sign the agreement, as one of roughly 3,200 unobligated grants promoted, but never fulfilled, by the Biden Administration.

A CLOSER LOOK

Big numbers.
Clear sources.

Every figure on this page links back to where it came from.