Trump Plans Major Policy Shifts with Executive Orders

President-elect Donald Trump is set to sign between 100 to 200 executive orders shortly after being sworn in as the 47th President of the United States, marking a significant shift in federal policies. These orders will focus on immigration, energy, governance, and border security, including declaring a state of emergency on the southern border and classifying cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. Trump has also indicated plans to reinstate the 'Remain in Mexico' policy, expedite pipeline construction, and lift the TikTok ban if it partners with the US government. During a rally in Washington, Trump emphasized a return to a merit-based system in federal institutions and vowed to end what he described as a 'failed political establishment.' His administration is also preparing to release classified documents concerning historical assassinations and intends to challenge progressive cultural policies.