Trump Implements Mass Sackings, Political Reforms on Inauguration Day

As Donald Trump is inaugurated for a second, nonconsecutive term as President, the nation braces for significant changes. Trump, who enters the White House as the first felon president following his conviction over hush money payments, has promised to implement a series of chaotic executive orders aimed at making immediate sweeping reforms. His agenda includes plans to deport immigrants, roll back climate protections, and eliminate perceived opponents within the government, labeling this effort as a purge of the 'deep state.' Supporters, such as former strategist Steve Bannon, emphasize that Trump intends to confront the establishment aggressively. With Congress under Republican control, he faces little resistance, leading to fears of authoritarian governance. Critics express deep concern that his administration could undermine democratic principles, given his controversial past and current ambitions.