Mass deportations, sweeping tariffs and much more: Here's what Donald Trump is going to do on his first day in office

Donald Trump is now at the peak of power and popularity as the new President-elect of the United States. And with this new responsibility, he has already begun deciding on what he would do from the moment he assumes power at the White House in the upcoming months, after Joe Biden ends his tenure as the 46th US President.

Trump to begin signing policies as soon as he enters White House?

Trump will be the 47th President of the US, and his new regime may star of with the implementation of some of his economic proposals which would be easy to pass through Congress, or by just a stroke of his pen. There are some new legislation plans as well, which could take a lot of time to work its way through Congress, meaning that they need to be introduced in the administrative pipeline right after Trump ascends to the position of the leader of the free world.

Executive order against gender-affirming healthcare to be a top priority for Trump

An executive order banning federal funding of gender-affirming health care could be at the top of the table in Trump's plans of administrative reforms, as he has previously attacked Harris about her support of transgender rights. According to Trump, he would ask Congress to permanently stop federal taxpayer dollars from being used to promote or pay compulsory healthcare assistance for the transgender community, according to a Yahoo News report.

FAQs:

Is Donald Trump already the President elect?
Donald Trump is currently the President elect of the United States, after his thumping victory in the US elections against Kamala Harris in the recently held US elections 2024.

Has Kamala Harris won in the US elections?
Kamala Harris has been defeated in the US Presidential elections by Donald Trump, in the polls held on November 5.