On day one of his new administration President Trump will take a number of executive actions to further his agenda, including securing the border, beginning mass deportations and restarting energy exploration.
Senior Trump advisor Jason Miller spoke to John Scott on Fox about Trump’s plans for his first day in office.
On Day One, President Trump will take immediate executive action to:
— Secure our southern border.
— Begin the deportation effort.
— Remove restrictions on energy exploration.
— Get woke nonsense out of government.
— Strip down the Green New Scam.@JasonMiller pic.twitter.com/wfBu3dQ1cl— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) January 11, 2025
“On day one we’ll have executive orders and executive actions. First and foremost, we’re going to secure our southern border. We’re going to get those Trump policies back in place. We’re also going to begin the deportation efforts… We’re going to remove some of the restrictions on our energy exploration, and we’re going to get this woke nonsense out of government, completely start stripping down the Green New Scam and get back to some sanity with out federal government.”
Miller said the Trump team has been working “overtime” to be able to “put some amazing things into action on day one.”
“So you think we’re going to see results virtually the first week he’s in office?” Scott asked. […]
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