With taking oath today, Donald Trump will become the 47th President of America. All preparations for Trump’s swearing-in are almost complete. Due to the cold weather, this time the swearing-in ceremony is going to be held at an indoor place. Donald Trump will be sworn in in the US Parliament. To be a part of this celebration, guests from different countries of the world as well as America are reaching America. The eyes of the world are fixed on Trump’s oath ceremony because now how will America’s relations be with any other country. This will depend only on the policies of Trump and his close ones. Trump has always been against Biden. In such a situation, what changes will Trump make in the decisions taken by Biden? This will also be something to see. Know here what is happening in American media before Trump’s oath ceremony.
What did the New York Post write?
Before the oath, the New York Post wrote that after becoming President, Trump will start cleaning up the country’s failed and corrupt institutions. These actions include his 50 executive orders, some of which relate to border security and domestic energy production. Jason Miller, a senior adviser to the new administration, said Trump plans to start signing the orders immediately after taking office. Which will bring many important changes. It is also being said that the incoming President had already indicated that he would sign at least 25 orders on his first day.
Trump will declare a national border emergency, which will close the southern US border. However, it is not clear whether any action will be taken immediately on the northern border of the country or not. Trump has also vowed to suspend the security clearances of 51 national security officials involved in the Hunter Biden laptop scandal before the 2020 presidential election. Also mentioned in the New York Post was Trump’s statement in which he had said that if I become President again, I will become a dictator for a day, so that on that day I can close the Mexican border and approve oil drilling. .
What CNN said before Trump’s oath
Before Trump was sworn in, CNN wrote that he would work to reinstate the immigration policy, which President Joe Biden had canceled on his first day in office in 2021. On Sunday, Trump said that within hours of taking office, I will sign dozens of orders. He said that with my pen I will cancel dozens of destructive orders of the Biden administration in one go. However, these orders will probably face legal challenges. Trump is also likely to declare a national energy emergency, which would be part of a series of significant actions targeting domestic energy production and industries, permitting regulations, and lands that serve the sector.
Voice of America said this
Voice of America wrote that Trump wrote to President John F. Also promised to release documents related to the assassinations of Kennedy, his brother Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. Earlier on Sunday, Trump had breakfast with Republican US senators at Blair House, the guest quarters opposite the White House. U.S. Large sections of the streets around the Capitol and White House have been blocked off with steel fencing, and police are visible throughout the city. Tech giants are also expected to attend the swearing-in ceremony. Among them, Elon Musk is the most special who was seen standing with Trump even in the election campaign.
what did time say
Time wrote that in China, America is now facing more challenges than before. To deal with these challenges, Trump has talked about adopting an aggressive approach. From immigration policy to Greenland, Panama Canal and Canada are important issues for Trump. Supporters say that if he succeeds where others have failed, it will be a great success for him. Reducing government expenditure and ending the Middle East crisis will also be a difficult task for Trump. Democrats are preparing to fight on many of Trump’s policies, in such a situation, it will be interesting to see how Trump will implement his policies. Critics say that Trump is not really a man of his word. He immediately changes his stance and distances himself from even his colleagues.
