A full pardon for roughly 1,500 Jan. 6 defendants and six commutations for prisoners.
Proclamation guaranteeing states' protection against invasion, invoking executive powers related to the ongoing "invasion" at the southern border.
Ordering the securing of the southern border by various methods, including building a physical wall and ending the CBP One app.
A declaration of a national emergency at the southern border.
A realignment of the United States Refugee Admission Program “to better align with American principles and American interests.”
An order to reevaluate and realign U.S. foreign aid.
Protections from foreign terrorists and other national security and public safety threats regarding the southern border.
An executive order entitled “Protecting the American People Against Invasion,” in response to “the unprecedented admission of illegal aliens” at the southern border.
An executive order ending birthright citizenship.
An executive order reforming hiring in the federal government based on merit. “Our country is going to be based on merit again,” remarked Trump.
Clarification of the military's role in protecting U.S. territorial integrity.
Creation of the presidential advisory commission Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
An executive order unleashing Alaska’s potential as a resource reservoir for the nation.
Protections for Americans from foreign adversary-controlled applications such as TikTok.
Reforms to the federal workforce.
A memorandum resolving a backlog of security clearances left over from the Biden administration.
Holding former government officials accountable for election interference and unlawful disclosure of sensitive information.
A memorandum restoring accountability to career senior executive service officials.
The declaration of a national energy emergency.
An order unleashing energy production, easing the permitting processes and other regulatory systems to ensure efficient energy production.
The withdrawal of the United States from the World Health Organization.
Protections for women against “radical gender ideologies.”
A Martin Luther King, Jr. Day proclamation.
A memorandum declaring the Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) Global Tax Deal has no force or effect in the United States.
Putting an end to “radial and wasteful” DEI programs and policies in the federal government.
An “America-First Policy Directive to the Secretary of State.”
Protecting Southern California’s water access from “radical environmentalism.”
A restoration of the death penalty and public safety protection.
A memorandum “Promoting Beautiful Federal Civic Architecture.”
Declaring cartels as terrorist organizations.
A temporary withdrawal of all offshore wind leasing, and an order to review government leasing and permitting practices for wind-power projects.
An order defining “Organization of the National Security Council and Subcommittees.”
Re-establishing the name Mt. McKinley, and changing the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America.

An order directing the federal government to put the nation first in international environmental deals.

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