The American Relief Act of 2025 was passed with bipartisan support, ensuring government funding until March 2025. This legislation is seen as a step towards implementing the America First agenda, anticipating a political shift with President Trump's return and Republican control of Congress. The act addresses urgent needs, including disaster relief for states affected by hurricanes Helen and Milton, and financial support for farmers struggling due to inflation and loan access issues. The bill aims to stabilize the agricultural sector and provide necessary assistance to those impacted by recent natural disasters. The passage of this act sets the stage for significant changes in Washington, with a focus on unifying the country and advancing the America First agenda starting in January.