President Donald Trump celebrated his first week in his position by signing executive orders aimed at implementing many of the agenda he ran. His actions included the closure of the southern borders, the suspension of refugee and asylum programs, making the movement’s efforts to deport unauthorized immigrants, and to end the federal diversity programs.
More than 1,500 people have forgiven their roles in attacking the Capitol in the United States on January 6, 2021, protesting what they claimed to be stolen elections after losing 2020.
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President Donald Trump’s first orders in the first week of the week reserve his campaign. But some criticism, and it may be difficult to keep momentum.
On Friday, his schedule included traveling to areas struck by natural disasters.
“The important point is to say that he examined the boxes and kept his promises,” says Kenneth Luandi, a political scientist at the University of Michigan.
Mr. Trump did not act with one promise: putting a 10 % or 20 % tariff on imports. It may admit that they may be inflated, and may harm the voters with blue collars who helped win the elections.
Jennifer Merceka, a presidential communications expert at the University of Texas A and M. But she says, these “unrealistic expectations will be difficult to satisfy.”
President Donald Trump’s second mandate began with a stir. It is a deep influence to a mere performance, the newly reconciled executive measures have acquired Washington, the nation and the world.
No one should be surprised. During the 2024 campaign, the amnesty promised the heel who stormed the American Capitol on January 6, 2021, protesting what they claimed to be stolen elections after losing in 2020. He promised to close the southern borders, suspend refugees and asylum programs, and put efforts in the movement to deport unauthorized immigrants. He promised to end the federal diversity programs.
This week, President Trump signed orders aimed at carrying out many of his agenda. He also directed “all departments and executive agencies to provide relief in emergency prices” to the Americans, which is a procedure on the first day, which highlighted his goal of reducing inflation – but it is clear that it is something that cannot be accomplished by the presidential Fiat.
Why did we write this
President Donald Trump’s first orders in the first week of the week reserve his campaign. But some criticism, and it may be difficult to keep momentum.
By the end of the weekend, the firefighter hose in the popular executive procedures seemed to be almost impossible to absorb it amid the excessive shift from President Joe Biden’s roads mostly in Washington to the return of Mr. Trump.
In his opening days, Mr. Trump and Apple took almost more than the correspondent questions, more than President Biden last year-holding improvised press conferences in the Oval Office during his signing. On Friday, he started a trip to North Carolina, California and Nevada to focus on discounts in disasters and tax discounts.
In fact, this angry pace is according to the design, as the presidential scientists say.
“The fire hose is the point,” says Kenneth Luandi, a political scientist at the University of Michigan. “The goal of all of this is to say that he examined the boxes and preserves its promises.”
It is worth noting that one of the campaigns that Mr. Trump kept in the reserve is his pledge to define the definitions by 10 % or 20 % on imports. This caution indicates a recognition that the tariff is risky-which is likely to be inflated, and therefore can be especially harmful to the blue-collar voters who helped Mr. Trump win last November.
In his confirmation session this week, Treasury Secretary, Scott Payette, described the potential benefits of definitions as a incentive for local production, revenue islands, and the financial lever in negotiations with other countries.
Ambitious actions – and division devices
But this week, Trump Kwik is not related to the exact points of economic policy. It comes to a bold return to the office of a man who pledged to shake the work as usual and re -establish himself as a strong presence on the global stage dominated by the powerful. While his supporters chant, many other Americans retreat when a disagreement is back.
The week was greatly distinguished after another. Watch that Stewart Rhodes, the headmaster of the right -wounded right -wing militia, which appeared in the American Capitol building on Wednesday after he was released from prison. He had been convicted of bad conspiracy to help direct the attack on the Capitol and sentenced him to 18 years in prison.
On Monday, Mr. Trump has reduced the penalty of Mr. Rhodes until the time he served him, which is part of the compassion that gets nearly 1600 January. He received most of the complete pardon.
Among more than 130 law enforcement officers who were injured in riots, as well as federal judges who have presided over rioters trials, pardon and movement raised the screams of frustration.
“I feel betrayal from my country,” Former Capital Police officer Michael Fanon saidThe attackers were pardoned.
in Its executive order targeting January 6 riot Mr. Trump was released late on Monday, saying he ended a “dangerous national injustice” to start the “national reconciliation process”. Judge Berell Huil, head of the Capital Capital Court at the time of the January 6 attack, rejected the description.
“This raises just a dangerous ghost of future behavior without law by other poor and undermines the rule of law,” Judge Haul wrote on Wednesday.
Trump’s defenders are raising at the last minute of Mr. Biden, the proactive amnesty of the prominent Trump critics, as well as the members of the Biden family as combating the scenery of the current president. Ultimately, Professor Luandi at the University of Michigan says that the explosion of the amnesty of both men reflected one of the few forces that have not been determined and the presidents enjoy.
“It was the moment of injury. But the force of the pardon, “shows that these people are human, and when you have such power, it is very difficult to refrain from using it.”
What is the overwhelming effect?
On the other hand, many other executive measures of Mr. Trump will face restrictions, either by litigation, or the need for Congress, or bureaucratic obstacles. The order of Mr. Trump was banned on Monday, who ended the nationality of the birth, a feature of the fourteenth amendment to the constitution, temporarily by a federal judge. This is deprived of automatic nationality of children born to parents who illegally living in the United States.
Trump’s other orders aimed at unauthorized immigrants also face lawsuits and enthusiastic resort. However, the moves have already had a chilling effect-for each of the border boycotters and refugees to the people already in the country without legal status. This week, Mr. Trump stopped the ability of migrants to search for asylum across the southern border, a step that will be taken in court.
In addition, the efforts of Mr. Trump promised to attack the “deep state” and “sadness” quickly. The schedule “F” plan that allows the release of thousands of federal civil service employees. He ordered the closure of “diversity, fairness and integration” offices in the federal government – Dei employees were placed on administrative leave as of January 22. He also ordered federal agencies to determine the “most distinct Dei practitioners” in companies and non -profit organizations in their competence.
By taking such a bold action on the first day and beyond, using his oval office, and the Press Press Corps to spread the word, Mr. Trump has created “heroic expectations” for his presidency, says Jennifer Merceka on presidential communication at the University of Texas A and M.
In his opening speech on Monday, Mr. Trump claimed an authorization from God after he survived a possible killer bullet, and he did not pledge to anything less than the restructuring of the entire federal government, and Professor Merceka notes in an email. He declared a “clear fate” of the nation, the promising of national expansion.
“He promised his followers that he would solve all their problems and restore their hope in the nation,” wrote Mrs. Mersika. But she adds, these “unrealistic expectations will be difficult to satisfy.”
