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1Serving Veterans In Las Vegas, Henderson, Boulder City, North Las Vegas, Laughlin, Creech Air Force Base, Indian Springs,Searchlight, Tonopah, Amargosa Valley, Moapa Valley, Nellis Air Force Base, Mesquite, Pahrump, Beatty, Reno.Nevada%u2019s Premier Veterans Newspaper!VETERANSReporter NewsFeb 1, 2025VOL. 27 No. 3Visit our mobile friendly website atveteransreporternews.comHonoring Those Who Have So Bravely Served This CountryALA 2025 Mission TrainingVance & HegsethHonoring a Legacy Lt Col Brian ElliPage6&7Page3Page5LOCALPOSTAL CUSTOMERPRSRT STDECRWSSU.S. POSTAGEPAIDEDDM RETAILPresident Trump%u2019s Nevada Visit Highlights Policies That Benefi t Veterans and Working Americans%u25a0 MILITER.COMLas Vegas, NV %u2013 On January 24, 2025, President Donald Trump arrived in Nevada for a series of engagements that focused on economic reforms, disaster response, and international diplomacy. His visit resonated with veterans and working Americans, underscoring policies aimed at improving quality of life and supporting those who serve or have served the nation.Economic Relief for Workers and VeteransDuring a rally at the Circa Resort & Casino in downtown Las Vegas, attended by over 1,000 supporters, President Trump emphasized his administration%u2019s ongoing commitment to American workers. One policy announcement stood out: his pledge to eliminate taxes on tips%u2014a move directly benefi ting employees in Nevada%u2019s hospitality industry, a signifi -cant portion of which includes veterans transitioning to civilian careers.Trump also reiterated his broader economic vision, including extending the 2017 tax cuts and abolishing taxes on overtime and Social Security benefi ts. These initiatives aim to provide fi nancial relief for retired veterans and those balancing work alongside VA benefi ts.Engaging with the CommunityFollowing his rally, President Trump toured the Circa casino fl oor, personally interacting with staff and patrons. His outreach included a conversation with a waitress who expressed gratitude for his tax policies and mingling with casino visitors, many of whom showed appreciation with chants of %u201cUSA! USA!%u201dSuch direct engagement highlights his administration%u2019s connection to grassroots concerns, particularly in states like Nevada, home to a large veteran population and a robust hospitality industry.Disaster and International Policy RemarksPresident Trump%u2019s visit to Nevada also followed stops in North Carolina and California to assess disasterstricken areas. For veterans involved in disaster response or rebuilding efforts, his emphasis on providing aid and fostering recovery is a reminder of the administration%u2019s commitment to national resilience.On international matters, Trump proposed solutions to the crisis in Gaza, urging neighboring countries like Egypt and Jordan to accommodate Palestinians. While primarily focused on foreign diplomacy, these discussions may resonate with veterans who served in the Middle East, highlighting his commitment to innovative solutions for enduring confl icts.A Focus on Veterans%u2019 NeedsNevada%u2019s veteran community benefi ts from the administration%u2019s focus on economic growth and disaster recovery. Policies like eliminating taxes on tips and Social Security benefi ts directly impact veterans re-entering the workforce or relying on fi xed incomes. Additionally, his emphasis on disaster readiness aligns with the needs of veteran-led emergency response organizations.President Trump%u2019s visit to Las Vegas showcased his administration%u2019s priorities: uplifting American workers, including veterans, addressing domestic challenges, and fostering stability abroad. His policies and outreach continue to resonate with those who have served, ensuring they remain integral to the nation%u2019s progress.