#Trump signs executive order#
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Overview
President Trump has signed a number of executive orders since taking office, including declaring a national energy emergency, signing 11 executive orders related to the border, issuing a memo instructing agencies to investigate the trade deficit and unfair trade practices, creating a Department of Government Efficiency, and directing the Cabinet to fight inflation. He has also announced that he will invoke the Insurrection Act of 1798 and is planning to restore the death penalty in the area of public safety. Trump has also said that he will end catch-and-release practices, send troops to the southern border, and stop all illegal entry.
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Trump has signed a series of executive orders covering several areas, including border security, trade, energy, inflation, and government efficiency. Among them, he declared a national energy emergency and signed a memorandum on inflation, directing agencies to investigate trade deficits and unfair trade practices and to assess US relations with China and US continental neighbors. He also plans to reinstate the death penalty in the public safety domain and take action to end birthright citizenship. On border security, he declared a border entry national emergency and directed the deployment of personnel, including the armed forces, to the southern border and ended the "catch and release" practice. In addition, he also plans to establish a Department of Government Efficiency and invoke the 1798 Alien and Sedition Acts. Notably, Trump did not immediately impose new tariffs, causing non-US currencies to rise.
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Classic Views
Trump will sign a series of executive orders focused on border security, trade policy and inflation.
Trump will declare a national emergency and deploy personnel, including armed forces, to the southern border to address the immigration issue.
Trump will sign a memo directing agencies to investigate trade deficits and unfair trade practices, and assess U.S. relations with China and U.S. mainland neighbors.
Trump will sign an executive order aimed at increasing government efficiency and combating inflation.