President Trump has officially signed the Laken Riley Act into law, marking the first legislative victory of his new administration. The act, which aims to provide increased support for families affected by rare diseases, was met with bipartisan support in Congress.

The Laken Riley Act is named after a young girl who battled a rare genetic disorder, sparking a national conversation about the need for improved access to treatments and resources for those living with rare diseases. The act will establish a federal grant program to fund research into potential cures and treatments for these illnesses, as well as provide financial assistance to families facing high medical costs.

In a statement following the signing of the act, President Trump expressed his gratitude to Congress for their bipartisan efforts in passing this important legislation. "The Laken Riley Act represents a step forward in our ongoing commitment to support families affected by rare diseases and provide them with the resources they need to thrive," said Trump.

The signing of the Laken Riley Act is seen as a significant achievement for the Trump administration, as they continue to push forward with their legislative agenda in the early days of their tenure.