Trump's Bold Blueprint: Executive Orders Surge on Day One
Donald Trump plans to implement a series of executive orders upon taking office as U.S. president. These will address immigration, energy policies, tariffs, and issuing pardons. Trump's actions aim to reinforce immigration enforcement, impact environmental strategies, adjust economic tariffs, and address consequences from the Capitol assault.
WASHINGTON, Jan 14 (Reuters) - From inauguration, Donald Trump is set to initiate significant changes through an unprecedented volume of executive orders.
Focus areas include intensifying immigration enforcement, revisiting energy strategies, and modifying current tariffs. Trump aims to reshape policies swiftly, demonstrating his commitment to decisive governance.
Furthermore, Trump plans to issue pardons related to the Capitol assault, indicating fast-paced shifts in his presidential approach.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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