On his first day as US President, Donald Trump has announced stricter restrictions on immigration policy. On Sunday (January 19) in a crowded arena in Washington DC, he vowed to properly implement his main election promise in front of thousands of supporters. British news agency Reuters reported this.
Trump told supporters at the 'Make America Great Again Victory Rally' at Capital One Arena that the infiltration of our country will end before the sun goes down tomorrow (Monday local time).
He reiterated his pledge to begin the largest immigration deportation process in US history. If this major election promise of his is implemented, hundreds of millions of people could be expelled from the United States. However, the scope of such activities is so large that it will require several years of time and a large amount of money to carry out.
Yesterday's rally bears striking resemblance to his 2016 campaign period. The 47th President of the United States thrilled the audience with his idiosyncratic rhetoric, false statements and a series of promises.
He said, this is the best political movement in US history. And 75 days ago we won an epic political victory the likes of which the United States has never seen. From tomorrow I will rush with miraculous powers to solve every crisis in the country.
After January 6, 2021, Trump gave a speech in DC yesterday. Trump supporters attacked the US Capitol before that speech. Donald Trump said he would pardon most of the 1,500 people accused of the attack.
Experts believe that the structure of Trump's second term can be estimated from the public meeting and inauguration speech. However, he has already threatened the people of the world by threatening to take over Greenland and the Panama Canal, make Canada a part of the United States, and impose heavy tariffs on China.
Within hours of taking office, he pledged to rescind all of the Biden administration's “outrageous and extremist executive orders.”
A person with some knowledge of Trump's plans told Reuters on condition of anonymity that the new president will issue more than 200 executive orders on the first day.
