Main orders issues by Trump on his first day as US president
On his first day in office as President of the United States, President Donald Trump, the 47th President, issued a series of executive orders and directives that covered many important issues.
Eliminate gender diversity policies: Trump signed executive orders aimed at eliminating gender diversity policies in the government, stressing that there are only males and females, fulfilling his campaign promises.
John Bolton, security officials targeted: In a surprise move, Trump signed an executive order targeting former national security adviser John Bolton and some security officials, against the backdrop of the controversy surrounding files related to Hunter Biden’s computer.
Re-designating Cuba as a State Sponsor of Terrorism: Trump signed an executive order re-designating Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism, as part of his foreign policy.
TikTok to remain live: Trump has ordered TikTok to remain live for 75 days until a US investor is found to own 50% of the app.
Suspension of foreign aid: Trump signed an order suspending all US foreign aid for 90 days, pending a review of aid programs and ensuring they are consistent with his policies.
State of emergency on the southern border: Trump declared a state of emergency on the southern border of the United States in an effort to stop the flow of illegal immigrants.
Withdrawal from the World Health Organization: Trump announced that he had signed an order to withdraw the United States from the World Health Organization, as part of his criticism of its management of the Covid crisis.
Gulf of Mexico Name Change: Trump signed an executive order to begin the process of changing the name of the “Gulf of Mexico” to the “Gulf of America”.
Reversing Biden’s Orders: In a new move, Trump revoked 78 orders made by former President Joe Biden, which included executive orders and government memoranda.
Restricting Birthright Citizenship: Trump signed an executive order aimed at restricting the conditions for granting US citizenship to those born on US soil.
Lifting sanctions on settlers: Trump lifted sanctions imposed by Biden on settlers who committed violence against Palestinians in the West Bank.
Withdrawal from the Paris Agreement: Trump signed executive orders to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, reversing dozens of climate actions taken by the Biden administration.
Pardons for Capitol Attack Convicts: Trump has announced his intention to pardon people convicted of participating in the storming of the Capitol in January 2021.
America First Policy: Trump directed the State Department to implement the “America First” policy to advance US national interests in its international relations.
