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While the former President of the United States of America Donald Trump is gearing up to make a comeback to the White House, his plan of working on the first day in office represents the intention to change America drastically. More than two hundred of the executive orders are said to be on Trump’s list as he seeks to achieve his ‘America First’ agenda and undo measures put in place by the current leadership. In what follows, we will look at the details of his plan and what may come of it for the United States.

Immigration and Border Security

For years, immigration has been one of the most important issues in Trump’s campaign, and his return to the White House would again provoke discussions about the U.S. approach to migration. Key actions he plans to implement include:

1. Declaring a National Border Emergency: Trump wants to call an emergency to build the wall between the United States and Mexico. This shift would focus on the quick building of border walls and further limits on immigration.

2. Mass Deportations: It begins with the expulsion of thousands of immigrants from cities such as Chicago, Trump plans to launch a deportation drive across the country. It is for this reason; critics have opined that this may have social and or economic consequences.

3. Ending Birthright Citizenship: Trump’s program to end the right of children of foreigners in the United States to gain citizenship is a legal attack on the 14th Amendment. Legal analysts have said that such a measure will certainly attract a legal challenge which normally ends up constituting itself in the courts.

Potential Impact:

Its supporters think that carrying out such actions would improve national security and decrease the number of illegals. But critics state humanitarian crises, legal cases and the worsening of America’s reputation under this option.

Main Area: Energy and Environmental Policy

What Trump does not support is what he categorizes as overreach by environmental policies, and his policies are actually the antithesis of what current climate policies embrace. Notable plans include:

1. Rolling Back Renewable Energy Initiatives: He wants to shut down energy farming of offshore wind power and eliminate federal requirements for EVs.

2. Withdrawing from the Paris Climate Accord: Trump, just as during his first campaign, wants to pull out from this international agreement stating that it disadvantages the US industries.

3. Investigating Climate Change Policies: Trump’s administration could concentrate on reversing environmental laws enacted under the Biden administration.

Potential Impact:

Claims made by proponents of these policies are that they are going to decrease the cost of energy and increase energy self-sufficiency. On the other hand, critics have criticized the effects of the layout on the environment as well as the role of the U.S. In combating climate change.

Workforce and federal governance

Trump’s plans for the federal workforce signal an intent to reshape the bureaucratic landscape dramatically:

1. Reinstating Schedule F:This policy would enable re-classification of thousands of federal employees for the purpose of easy termination. Worries it undermines government neutrality and just politics Critics see it, while Trump’s supporters regard it as an effective solution for the federal employee’s redundancy.

2. Mandating In-Office Work: The employees serving the federal government would be expected to physically report to their workplaces rather than work virtually as was witnessed during and after the COVID-19 outbreak.

3. Addressing Alleged Corruption: The team of Trump has said it intends to strip the security clearances from the officials involved in scandals including that related to Biden’s son Hunter.

Potential Impact:

These endeavours might trigger substantial changes of the federal personnel, thus posing challenges to popular beliefs of government effectiveness and employees’ satisfaction.