Trump signs executive orders targeting immigration, diversity initiatives

On his first day back in office, President Trump signed multiple executive orders that have sparked significant backlash from legal groups and politicians. Key actions include reinstating the 'Remain in Mexico' immigration policy and attempting to end birthright citizenship, which is guaranteed by the 14th Amendment; 22 states have already filed lawsuits against this order. Trump also issued an executive order that defines gender strictly as male and female, leading to the termination of federal funding for gender transition surgeries and the rollback of diversity initiatives. In his inaugural address, Trump emphasized regaining national pride and economic strength, promising to reshape U.S. policies on immigration and citizenship. The ACLU and other advocacy groups are poised to challenge the legality of several of these orders, which they argue undermine constitutional rights. As the administration moves forward, the implications of these actions on American society remain to be seen.