Donald Trump, the newly sworn in president of the United States, nullified certain crucial initiatives taken by his predecessor, Joe Biden.
Most importantly, he addressed issues in matters of nationalism and economic reforms. It involved immigrational control together with altering various issues internationally as well domestically.
Pardons and Legal Actions
Trump pardoned 1,500 individuals who took part in the Capitol attack on January.
He labeled this as the completion of campaign promises.
At the same time, he slammed federal agencies for using improper tactics and dismissed federal proceedings against political opponents.
These rulings showed his commitment to opposing the “weaponization” of law enforcement.
Economic and Trade Initiatives
In an attempt to reduce inflation, Trump relaxed the rules on natural gas and oil.
He proposed a 25% tariff on Mexican and Canadian goods.
He delayed a TikTok ban over national security concerns to explore options for buying the American company.
Foreign Policy Changes
Trump emphasized his “America First” stance by withdrawing the US from the World Health Organization.
In an attempt to reduce his financial commitments abroad, he began an audit of foreign aid spending.
As a kind of gesture, he proposed that the Gulf of Mexico be renamed “Gulf of America.”
He also restored “Mount McKinley” as the name of North America’s highest peak.
Immigration and Border Policies
Donald Trump declared a national emergency at the US-Mexico border and reinstated tough deportation goals.
Asylum processes will be made more stringent, and soldiers will aid immigration officers.
He signed an executive order to challenge birthright citizenship despite potential legal issues.
Climate and Governance Changes
Trump promoted fossil fuels and withdrew the US from the Paris Climate Accord.
He announced that all the government agencies, except for the military, would not be hiring.
Under Elon Musk, his administration created the Department of Government Efficiency.
