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Trump’s First Day Back: Key Priorities for a Second Term


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Donald Trump once told Fox News’s Sean Hannity that he wouldn’t be a dictator, “except on Day One.” On that first day back in office, he said, “I want to close the border, and I want to drill, drill, drill.” He quickly clarified his statement, saying, “After that, I’m not a dictator,” but his comment triggered outrage from critics who labeled it authoritarian. Meanwhile, those same critics ignored the aggressive unilateral actions of Joe Biden when he first took office.

 

Biden's early presidency was marked by a flurry of executive orders, such as canceling the Keystone Pipeline, mandating masks on federal property, and rejoining the Paris Climate Accord. He also froze student debt collections, reinforced protections for illegal immigrants brought to the U.S. as children, and revoked Trump’s 1776 Commission. Moreover, Biden stopped border wall construction, suspended oil drilling leases on federal lands, and banned workplace discrimination against LGBTQ employees. The media lauded Biden’s sweeping changes, celebrating his efforts to reverse Trump’s policies.

 

If Trump were to return to office, restoring order at the border would be his first priority. Illegal immigration remains a pressing concern for many voters, as the U.S. has seen more than 10 million unvetted individuals enter the country. Towns like Aurora, Colorado, have witnessed a rise in crime, partly due to sanctuary city policies in nearby Denver that attract gangs. Meanwhile, in New York City, residents are paying billions to house and care for migrants, many of whom are involved in violent crime. Trump has made it clear that this cannot continue.

 

Eliminating sanctuary city laws is essential to Trump’s plan. These laws protect illegal immigrants from being deported, even when they commit serious crimes. In Trump’s view, such policies undermine the nation’s legal system, allowing dangerous individuals to remain within U.S. borders.

 

Trump also wants to end birthright citizenship, which he sees as a major draw for illegal immigrants and birth tourism. While the U.S. is one of the few developed countries that still allows automatic citizenship to anyone born on its soil, Trump believes this practice should be abolished. Doing so, he argues, would significantly reduce incentives for illegal entry.

 

Revising the U.S. Census to exclude illegal immigrants is another key issue. States like California and New York, which face population declines due to high taxes and poor governance, continue to receive federal benefits and maintain political influence because illegal residents are counted in the Census. Trump believes this distorts the political landscape and shields states from the consequences of their policies.

 

In terms of energy policy, Trump plans to roll back Biden’s regulations that have made oil and gas drilling more difficult. A top priority would be reopening millions of acres in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge for oil production, potentially boosting U.S. output by a million barrels per day. Increasing domestic production could lower energy prices and reduce dependence on foreign adversaries like Russia and Iran.

 

Another foreign policy priority is reinstating the sanctions Trump imposed on Iran. Under Biden, Iran's oil production has surged, providing the country with significant revenue to fund its aggressive foreign policy. Trump views this as a serious threat to regional stability in the Middle East and aims to counter Iran’s influence by enforcing stricter sanctions.

 

Trump has also proposed a Government Efficiency Commission, an idea endorsed by figures like Elon Musk and JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon. The goal is to streamline the federal bureaucracy, reducing waste and inefficiency. As part of this, Trump wants to cancel Biden’s executive order mobilizing federal agencies to register voters, a task he believes is not the government’s role and is vulnerable to partisan abuse.

 

Revoking the security clearances of former intelligence officials who interfered in the 2020 election is another of Trump’s goals. He has repeatedly criticized the 51 officials who dismissed reports about Hunter Biden’s “laptop from Hell” as Russian disinformation. Now that the reports have been validated, Trump sees their actions as an attempt to mislead the public and influence the election.

 

Trump also plans to eliminate the Department of Defense’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs, which cost taxpayers $114 million in 2023. He believes such initiatives are unnecessary and a waste of resources.

Finally, Trump’s most crucial priority is securing the integrity of U.S. elections. With over 80 percent of Americans supporting voter ID laws, he aims to make this a national requirement. Trump believes that restoring confidence in the electoral process is vital to ensuring the health of American democracy.

 

If Trump is given the opportunity to return to the White House, he has a bold agenda to implement. From border security to energy independence, his focus remains on making the U.S. stronger and more secure.

 

Based on an opinion from: The Hill 2024-09-30

 

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What a list of non problems the election was secure we are producing more oil than ever before we had a border bill he killed it lots of vengeance against  all that held the felon to account.to me it seems he wants to defile our democracy and turn it into an oligarchy like Putins Russia.

 

 

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11 minutes ago, Tug said:

What a list of non problems the election was secure we are producing more oil than ever before we had a border bill he killed it lots of vengeance against  all that held the felon to account.to me it seems he wants to defile our democracy and turn it into an oligarchy like Putins Russia.

 

 

 

Just now, gargamon said:

Reads a lot like project 2025. Hmmm.

Same two posters rushing to every political thread, not one second of thought goes into their posts

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8 minutes ago, mdr224 said:

 

Same two posters rushing to every political thread, not one second of thought goes into their posts

You joined august 17, 2024 and have 751 posts. I joined in 2009 and have 2.9k posts. Somebody is chasing all the political threads and it surely isn't me. It you, mdr224, or should I call you Sue?

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Unsurprisingly, another opinion piece penned by a devoted Trump supporting author:

 

"Trump wants to enact many outside-the-box ideas that could make our country work again. Let’s hope he gets the chance."

 

Liz Peek is a former partner of major bracket Wall Street firm Wertheim and Company."     

 

https://thehill.com/opinion/campaign/4901314-trump-second-term-priorities/

 

 

"Peek spent more than 20 years on Wall Street as a research analyst focused on the oil industry.

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She has written for The Fiscal Times, Fox News,[4] the New York Sun, The Wall Street Journal, Alternate Universe, the Motley Fool, and Women on the Web and has appeared on Fox Business with Neil Cavuto and Fox & Friends.[5]"

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liz_Peek

 

 

 

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11 minutes ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:

Unsurprisingly, another opinion piece penned by a devoted Trump supporting author:

 

"Trump wants to enact many outside-the-box ideas that could make our country work again. Let’s hope he gets the chance."

 

Liz Peek is a former partner of major bracket Wall Street firm Wertheim and Company."     

 

https://thehill.com/opinion/campaign/4901314-trump-second-term-priorities/

 

 

"Peek spent more than 20 years on Wall Street as a research analyst focused on the oil industry.

...

She has written for The Fiscal Times, Fox News,[4] the New York Sun, The Wall Street Journal, Alternate Universe, the Motley Fool, and Women on the Web and has appeared on Fox Business with Neil Cavuto and Fox & Friends.[5]"

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liz_Peek

 

Trump supporters being allowed to publish an opinion in main stream media. Disaster!

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22 minutes ago, gargamon said:

You joined august 17, 2024 and have 751 posts. I joined in 2009 and have 2.9k posts. Somebody is chasing all the political threads and it surely isn't me. It you, mdr224, or should I call you Sue?


Who fu—-g cares how many posts you have and when you joined!

 

Means absolutely nothing except in your own mind.

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