Trump Plans Nearly 100 Executive Orders on Inauguration Day

Governor Mike Kehoe of Missouri has signed six executive orders aimed at enhancing safety and law enforcement effectiveness in the state, marking his first official act in office. One key initiative, 'Operation Relentless Pursuit,' focuses on intelligence-led policing and cross-jurisdiction collaboration to apprehend fugitives, supported by budget allocations for law enforcement resources. Meanwhile, President-elect Donald Trump is preparing to issue approximately 100 executive orders on his first day in office, focusing heavily on border security and immigration policies, including the completion of the U.S.-Mexico border wall and the establishment of detention facilities for migrants. Trump's team has communicated to Republican senators that these orders will serve to bypass legislative hurdles and rapidly implement his agenda. The incoming administration plans to roll back many Biden-era executive actions while rapidly advancing Trump's policy priorities. Both leaders' actions reflect a commitment to restoring law and order and addressing pressing national issues.