During his address to Congress, President Trump introduced 13-year-old Devarjaye "DJ" Daniel, a cancer survivor, to the nation. DJ, who has long dreamt of a career in law enforcement, received a heartwarming surprise. The President, acknowledging DJ's aspirations and his battle with brain cancer, which he was diagnosed with at a young age and defied the odds of a five-month prognosis, announced that DJ would be made an honorary member of the United States Secret Service.

13-year-old cancer survivor DJ Daniel was honored during Trump's speech to Congress. (Fox News)

The audience, including DJ's father, erupted in applause as Secret Service Director Sean Curran presented DJ with a personalized badge. This moment, orchestrated by the President, fulfilled DJ's dream on a grand scale. Trump highlighted DJ's ongoing pursuit of his law enforcement goals, noting his honorary memberships in various local police departments. This gesture of making DJ an honorary Secret Service agent further solidified the young boy's journey and served as an inspiration to many.

President Trump addresses a joint session of Congress. (Win McNamee/Pool via REUTERS)

President Trump arrives to address a joint session of Congress. (Win McNamee/Pool via REUTERS)

The event sparked discussion on social media, with some observers noting the varied reactions among members of Congress. Former White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer commented on the seeming lack of enthusiasm from some Democrats, questioning their response to such an uplifting story.