California is known for its diverse landscapes and is no stranger to water scarcity. The state has faced recurring droughts, with recent years witnessing some of the most severe water shortages in history. The California water drought presents complex challenges which impact agriculture, urban areas, ecosystems, and overall water security.

Water drought in California is at its peak stage and Donald Trump is working effectively to control this major issue of California and will take significant steps to control the water drought in the city. Multiple factors contribute to the persistence of drought conditions in California and many sectors extremely affected by it but the major affected area are Agriculture and Economy, which bears a significant brunt of the water drought. Reduced water allocations and groundwater overdrafts have forced farmers to fallow fields, shift to less water-intensive crops, and implement costly irrigation efficiency measures. Crop losses, decreased yields, and increased production costs have ripple effects throughout the agricultural sector, impacting food prices, farm worker employment, and rural economies.

Additionally, the drought's toll on ecosystems, for native species and increased wildfire risk, further compounds economic and environmental challenges. A series of actions will be adopted in upcoming US elections 2024 to help save water, increase enforcement to prevent wastage of water use; more focused on streamline the state’s drought response and invention of innovative technologies that will make California ore drought resilient. The California water drought presents formidable threats; it requires collective action and innovative solutions to safeguard water resources to sustainably manage the state's water supply. By prioritising water conservation, let’s be together with Mr. Trump to save California from the extreme water drought condition.