Here's List of Executive Orders Signed By Donald Trump As He Starts His 2nd Term, Details Inside
Washington, D.C. (National Times Bureau): Shortly after being sworn in as the 47th President of the United States, Donald Trump enacted a series of sweeping executive orders, addressing a wide range of policies. These orders signal a sharp shift in domestic and international policy under Trump’s administration.
Key highlights include:
- Withdrawal from WHO: Trump ordered the U.S. to exit the World Health Organization, criticizing the financial imbalance in contributions, particularly when compared to China.
- End of Work-From-Home for Federal Employees: An executive order mandates federal employees return to full-time office work, ending flexible work policies initiated during the pandemic.
- Paris Agreement Exit: Trump repeated his first-term move by withdrawing the U.S. from the Paris climate accord, stating it burdened American industries.
- Immigration Crackdown: Trump announced stricter immigration policies, including deploying troops to the U.S.-Mexico border, attempting to end birthright citizenship, and declaring a national emergency on immigration.
- Pardons for January 6 Supporters: The president pardoned 1,500 individuals involved in the 2021 Capitol riots, sparking widespread controversy.
- Diversity Programs Revoked: Trump rescinded various orders supporting diversity and LGBTQ equality, reiterating that federal policies will only recognize two genders: male and female.
- Energy Policies Expanded: Declaring a "national energy emergency," Trump signed an order to expand drilling operations, aiming to position the U.S. as a leading global energy exporter.
- TikTok Law Delay: A 75-day pause was enacted on a law effectively banning TikTok, as Trump hinted at a potential U.S.-China partnership for the app.
- Policy Reversals: Sanctions on Israeli settlers in the West Bank and Cuba’s designation as a state sponsor of terrorism—both imposed under President Joe Biden—were revoked.
These actions, which range from economic policies to international relations, have drawn both strong support and criticism, reflecting the divisive nature of Trump’s leadership style.