The Ability to Align and Transform Text in Premiere Pro 2025

I am working well with Preemiere Pro 25 now. Thank you all for your help. 

• My bad: I forgot the basic user interface for aligning text does not allow aligning shapes or graphics. So moving from Essential Graphics to the Properties menu was not a big deal - sort of like shuffling the deck chairs on the Titanic, I suppose.
• Of course, all your product advocate videos are now wrong, and the hour to rediscover the new menu location multiplied by (30 million users) multiplied by an average cost per hour of $30 USD is a whopping $90 million waste to the creative design community. Was it worth it?
• In the hopes of proving you wrong on text + graphic element alignment (but you were right!) I tested FCP in the hopes that their alignment tool would work. But no, this popular non-subscription alternative does not offer text alignment with graphic elements either. But FCP does have a separate tool called Motion, where users can create titles with graphic drop-ins. Then I realized I can do my design in Photoshop with layers, align text and graphic elements with ease, and import the Photoshop layers into Premiere Pro. So I am sticking with the Adobe Creative Suite for now.
• Adobe chief executive Shantanu Narayen in 2013 during launch of Creative Suite 6: "
  a goal for a more consistent or enhanced user interface was mentioned at the launch of

  Creative Suite 6 (CS6), where Adobe announced an enhanced user interface that focuses the user's attention on their work with minimal distractions across the core products. The initial Creative Suite launched in 2003 under a different CEO, where the focus was primarily on integrating the product line into a single package. 
  The specific reference to an "enhanced user interface" was part of the CS6 launch event in April 2012, during the keynote by current CEO Shantanu Narayen. The broader launch included a shift in business model to the subscription-based Adobe Creative Cloud, where the focus was on delivering services and updates via the cloud. The enhanced UI was a key feature touted for improving performance and user experience across the suite's applications. "
• Note to Adobe Premeire Pro product team - before it is too late. Return to Shantanu Narayen's vision. Stop doing easy stuff that costs the community big money - like folding Essential Graphics into Properties menu - and improve consistancy between the tools in Creative Suite. In this case: roll in Adobe Photoshop alignment menus into Premiere.
• I include screenshots on how to do it!