Trump sets his priorities for his first week in the White House
President-elect Donald Trump plans to sign a record number of executive orders in his first week in office. His priorities will also include immigration and the Los Angeles fires.
According to his interview with NBC News, Donald Trump said the theme of his inaugural address would focus on “unity and strength”, as well as “fairness”.
He emphasized that he plans to sign a record number of executive orders.
The 47th President of the United States also plans to visit Los Angeles, where he will survey the damage caused by the fires. According to Trump, deporting illegal immigrants will be a priority for him.
“It will start very early, very quickly. I can't say which cities because things evolve. And I don't think we want to say which city. You'll see it with your own eyes. We have to expel criminals from our country,” said the politician.
Reports emerged that Trump planned to issue at least a hundred executive orders in the first days of his term.
Trump plans to issue executive orders in three areas: energy, government reform and immigration and border security.
(MH with D. Rodriguez/Source: NBC news/Photo: DPA/ newscom/Leigh Vogel)