


Trump Poised for Swift Action with Executive Orders on Day One
President Donald Trump plans to issue over 200 executive orders on his first day back in office, targeting various policy areas without congressional approval.
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As Donald Trump returns to the White House, he aims to swiftly implement changes via executive orders. He plans to sign over 200 orders covering areas like immigration, energy, and military policy. While executive orders allow presidents to bypass Congress, they can face opposition from both Congress and the courts. Trump's anticipated actions may include limiting diversity policies and enhancing artificial intelligence programs, among others. Previous executive orders by past presidents highlight both the power and limitations of this tool.
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