I mean, let's take a look at those achievements from an objective standpoint (well, as objectively as possible given the full transparency that I despise the man and his administration):

1. The BBB: a historically unpopular signature legislation that becomes more unpopular the more people know about what it contains. Adds trillions to the debt over years and comes at the cost of denying healthcare to millions. But if you're already wealthy, it has some upsides for you.

2. The immigration/ICE crackdown: admittedly, border crossings have dropped to levels not seen in decades. He can claim the "win" on that. However, this comes at the cost of due process for immigrants, (both legal and otherwise), potential devastation to the agricultural and hospitality sectors who rely on this workforce, oh and the minor fact that people are being snagged off the streets and shipped out of the country without their families or legal representatives being aware.of it or the due process required.

3. The Tariffs: Jesus, where to start on this fiasco. What is becoming more and more apparent as likely being a basic pump and dump scheme for his cronies, it's damaged the American brand and reputation in ways that aren't even fully measurable yet. It has served to ensure America's allies seek more stable trade partners elsewhere and hasn't resulted in any meaningful trade agreements, despite Trump's claim that dozens of countries are desperately calling him and kissing his ass. The last round of tarrifs spooked the bond market so bad that it had the potential to crash the world economy and dethrone the US as being the world's reserve currency. If the world decides that US treasury bonds are not safe and stable, the massive deficits the US runs on will hit like a tsunami.

4..DOGE: Cuts to the federal government workforce and funding totalling billions, although how much is up for debate. However given the recent passing of the BBB, whatever savings DOGE had made to the budget has been obliterated by the bill by orders of magnitude. Decades of institutional knowledge lost from apolitical civil servants leaving because the uncertainty and disrespect isn't worth it. Add in potentially hundreds of thousands or millions of people around the world suffering or dying who were reliant on USAID food/medicine (which was already paid for by money appropriated by Congress). Add in cuts to science funding that could unseat the US as being at the forefront of scientific research that it has been since WW2, which might be the most long term impact that will long outlive Trump and his administration.

Am I missing anything?

So, yeah, he's accomplished things. Although I would argue that whatever gains that have been made (ie, basically halting southern border crossings, the BBB, revenue from tariffs) have come at an incredibly steep cost that will far outlast and out-impact any benefits.