Trump's Bold Plans: Vaccines, Deportations, and Education Overhaul
President-elect Donald Trump discussed various issues in a Time magazine interview, including his views on U.S.-supplied missiles, his strategy for handling childhood vaccinations, deportation plans, and his stance on the Department of Education. He also touched upon the conflict in the Middle East and abortion pill access.
In a revealing Time magazine interview, President-elect Donald Trump shed light on his controversial plans, from tackling Ukraine's missile usage to revamping education policy.
Trump criticized the use of U.S.-provided missiles by Ukraine, insisting it only escalates conflict with Russia. He expressed a willingness to reconsider childhood vaccinations if deemed unsafe and reiterated his commitment to deport migrants within legal frameworks, potentially using the military.
Additionally, Trump mentioned moving education responsibilities back to the states and vowed to safeguard access to abortion pills. The interview underscores Trump's readiness to swiftly address key policy issues upon assuming office.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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