US President-elect Donald Trump intends to issue more than 25 executive orders on the first day of his presidency, January 20, concerning immigration, energy and economic issues.
This was reported by URA-Inform with reference to Reuters.
< p>The initiative is intended to show voters the new president is committed to delivering on his campaign promises, sources said. Executive orders allow policy initiatives to be implemented quickly, bypassing lengthy procedures through Congress.
However, such measures are often subject to litigation and require financial approval. Trump spokeswoman Caroline Levitt said, “Americans can be confident in the president's commitment to serving the people from day one.” The approach highlights the difference between Trump's leadership style and that of his predecessors.
Experts note that the administration's first steps set the tone for the entire presidential term. If Trump's plans are implemented, this could significantly change the current political and economic situation in the country.
According to analysts, the priority areas will be tax cuts, improved business conditions and strengthening energy independence. At the same time, and challenges related to litigation and the need to obtain congressional support to fund initiatives.
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