President Donald Trump arrived at the U.S. Capitol Rotunda on Monday to be sworn in as the 47th President of the United States.
As he entered, the room erupted in applause from the approximately 600 attendees, accompanied by chants of “USA! USA! USA!” echoing through the historic chamber, marking a moment of enthusiastic support for the incoming president.
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President Donald Trump has announced plans to sign ten executive orders on immigration as part of his inauguration, signaling a sweeping shift in policy. These actions will partially roll back laws and regulations implemented during the Biden administration.
As part of his broader agenda, Trump is expected to sign 11 executive orders addressing the border crisis, three of which have already sparked significant attention online. His administration has also outlined more than 200 executive actions in a first wave of policy changes focused on energy, border security, reducing living costs for American families, and eliminating Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs across federal agencies.
President Donald Trump is set to issue a historic series of executive orders and actions during his inauguration, focusing on border security and the restoration of American sovereignty. According to officials, these measures represent a comprehensive overhaul of U.S. immigration and homeland security policies.
Key Actions:
- Border Wall and Security:
- The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Department of Defense (DOD) will be directed to complete the border wall.
- Personnel will be deployed to secure the border, with parole programs such as CBP One App and migrant flights terminated.
- “Catch and release” will end, and the Remain in Mexico policy will be reinstated.
- U.S. Troops to the Border:
- Under NORTHCOM, U.S. military forces will be deployed to assist DHS in securing the southern border.
- Targeting Cartels:
- Cartels, including MS-13 and Tren de Aragua, will be designated as foreign terrorist organizations, granting expanded authority to disrupt their operations.
Trump will also declare a national border emergency, order cooperation between the military and DHS to secure the southern border, and prioritize the eradication of criminal cartels within the U.S.
Additional Measures:
- A proclamation closing the border to illegal aliens.
- Creation of homeland security task forces, including FBI, ICE, and other agencies, to dismantle cartel activities on American soil.
According to a Trump official, these executive orders and actions will “fundamentally reform the American government” and ensure the “complete and total restoration of American sovereignty.”
President Donald Trump plans to enact sweeping executive actions to reshape U.S. policy, starting on his first day back in office. According to officials, these measures will target immigration, energy, government reform, and cost reductions for American families.
Key Immigration Policies:
- “Remain in Mexico” Policy: Reinstated to process asylum seekers outside the U.S.
- Border Wall Expansion: The military will be directed to construct new sections of the wall.
- Emergency Border Authority: Allows swift deportation of individuals apprehended at the southwest border to their countries of origin.
Energy Independence:
- Alaskan Energy Expansion: Trump will fully unleash Alaskan energy production, prioritizing it as vital to national security.
- Comprehensive Energy Policy Overhaul: An executive order will address liquid natural gas, fracking, pipelines, permitting, and more, while reversing Biden-era restrictions on energy supply.
Government Overhaul:
- Bureaucratic Reform:
- Reinstating presidential authority over the career federal workforce.
- Implementing merit-based hiring reviews and increasing control over top officials.
- Requiring federal employees to return to in-person work.
- Ending Federal Weaponization:
- Prohibiting government censorship and restoring freedom of speech.
- Halting the “weaponization of the federal government.”
Foreign Aid and Efficiency:
- NGO Funding: Trump will take direct control of foreign aid and non-governmental organization funding.
- Departmental Hiring Freeze: Aimed at the Department of Government Efficiency to streamline operations.
Reducing Costs for Families:
- Deregulation Effort: Trump will sign a memorandum directing agencies to eliminate federal actions that increase costs for families and consumers.
According to a senior official, these actions reflect Trump’s intent to assert “muscular control” over the executive branch, restoring sovereignty, cutting bureaucratic inefficiencies, and prioritizing American interests.
