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Trump's Executive Orders in the First Hours of Presidency

Trump's Executive Orders in the First Hours of Presidency
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World January 21, 2025 08:00

washington - A summary of the key presidential decrees signed by Donald Trump at the beginning of his term.

Key Executive Orders by Trump

Shortly after taking office, President Donald Trump signed a flurry of executive orders. Here are ten notable decrees:

Pardon for Capitol Rioters

One of the most controversial decrees is the pardon for Capitol raiders. Over fifteen hundred individuals involved in the January 2021 attack on Congress, including members of extremist groups, received clemency, surpassing expectations. This move stirred debate as Trump had previously indicated no pardons for violence against police during the riot.

Withdrawal from WHO

The U.S. exits the World Health Organization, citing disproportionate contribution compared to China and concerns over the WHO's handling of the pandemic, including allegations of favoring China.

Climate Agreement Exit

Trump withdraws the U.S. from the climate accord to prioritize fossil fuels, diverging from emission reduction goals. This decision aims to reduce energy costs and tackle inflation, contrasting China's substantial greenhouse gas emissions.

Border Security Decrees

Trump declares a state of emergency at the southern border, authorizing military deployment for border control. Additionally, Mexican drug cartels are labeled as terrorist organizations, hinting at potential restrictions on nationals from security-threatening countries.

Suspension of TikTok Ban

The ban on TikTok is temporarily halted by Trump, raising questions about legal implications and national security concerns associated with the Chinese app.

Investigation of Government Agencies

An inquiry is initiated to probe potential weaponization of federal agencies during the Biden administration, sparking apprehensions about bias and political vendetta targeting past officials.

Gender Policies Reversal

Trump revokes progressive diversity agendas at federal agencies, narrowing gender definitions to male and female only. He restricts federal funding for transition services and removes protections for transgender individuals in the military.

Security Clearance Changes

Security clearances of 51 ex-security officials endorsing claims dismissing Hunter Biden laptop controversies are revoked by Trump, signaling punitive measures against critics.

Reinstatement of Federal Death Penalty

Federal death penalty is reinstated by Trump, extending its applicability to crimes against government officials and convicted illegal immigrants.

Tariff Threats and Trade Measures

Promised tariffs are pending as investigations are announced, with potential implications on trade relations with neighboring countries.

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