America 2025: 10 Acts by Trump.
With the beginning of Trump’s second administration on January 20, 2025, he issued hundreds of executive orders in a short period of time, setting off a wave of political, economic, and immigration changes. In several of his official speeches, the US President emphasized that the decisions of his second administration were the result of the experiences and lessons learned from his first administration and that this time he intends to advance the same programs with greater speed and intensity.
The issuance of these orders in succession in the very first days of the presidency has sparked a wave of concern and uncertainty, especially among immigrants and minority communities. Travel restrictions to the United States, strict changes in immigration procedures, and the government’s harsh messages about border control have caused many immigrant families to express concerns about the possibility of visa suspensions, expedited deportations, and a halt to the processing of residency cases.
On the other hand, many human rights groups and some states also warned about the human and legal consequences of these policies, although many observers had predicted the issuance of the most controversial orders in line with his election promises before his victory in the November 2024 elections.
By signing hundreds of executive orders in the first 100 days of his second administration, Trump issued more executive orders than ever before in American history, in order to launch what he said were broad reforms, from borders to the economy and immigration. He also began the process of withdrawing the United States from some global organizations in the very first days, including the World Health Organization. He called these decisions part of his policy focusing on the slogan “America First” and reducing Washington’s role in international organizations.