US President elect Trump will return to the White House next month, and his' policy plan 'is highly anticipated.
According to sources cited by the media, Trump plans to issue over 25 executive orders on January 20, his first day in office, attempting to significantly reshape US government policies on a range of issues from immigration to energy.
According to sources, Trump has told his team that he hopes to create a sensation by issuing a series of executive orders on his first day in office and wants to exercise his executive power on a larger scale and at a faster pace than his first term.
It is worth noting that this is the first exposure of the number of executive orders that Trump intends to issue.
In contrast, Trump only issued a small number of executive orders on the first day of his first term. On his first day in office, current President Biden issued 17 executive orders, many of which aimed to overturn Trump's policies.
When asked about the above executive order plan, Carolyn Levitt, Trump's spokesman, said: "The American people can expect President Trump to exercise his executive power on the first day of his (first) term and fulfill the commitments he made to them during the election campaign."
US presidents often issue executive orders to fulfill campaign promises and quickly establish their policy goals without the lengthy process of congressional legislation. However, these executive orders may face legal challenges, and typically, any funds allocated to carry out the orders must be approved by Congress.
According to sources, the Trump team has recognized that every action requires significant coordination among affected government agencies, which could slow down progress and reduce the total number of executive orders issued on Trump's first day in office.
Sources also indicate that more executive orders will be issued within a few days or weeks after the first day of office.
Sources say that Stephen Miller, Trump's longtime aide, is coordinating this work and will serve as a senior White House advisor during Trump's second term.
What aspects will be involved in the administrative order?
According to sources, the executive orders issued by Trump on his first day in office are expected to mainly focus on overturning what he sees as Biden's overly loose border policies and preventing new waves of immigration at the US Mexico border.
According to sources, it is expected that Trump will sign an executive order giving immigration officials greater freedom to arrest undocumented immigrants, deploying additional troops to the US Mexico border, and restarting the construction of the border wall.
Sources also indicated that Trump will issue multiple executive orders to promote energy production and fulfill his campaign promises of massive drilling and hydraulic fracturing.
In an online television interview aired last Sunday, Trump also talked about his post inauguration policy plan. He reiterated his commitment to impose tariffs after taking office and stated that he would deport millions of illegal immigrants, revoke "birthright citizenship," and pardon those convicted of the "Capitol Hill" incident.
During the campaign, Trump also promised to sign an executive order on his first day in office to strip schools that educate students on "Critical Race Theory" of federal funding. This theory holds that racial prejudice is deeply rooted in the American system.
Trump also stated that he will issue an executive order on his first day in office to revoke some of the anti discrimination protections granted to transgender students by the Biden administration. He also promised to sign an executive order prohibiting federal contractors from conducting certain diversified training programs.