WASHINGTON – Hours after his second term, President Donald Trump said that thousands of arena crowds had left the US withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement. Delegation For federal workers to return to the office full time.
Following the indoor inauguration parade at the 20,000-seat venue, Trump scribbled his signatures in nearly 10 portfolio-bound documents on desks on the floor of Capital One Arena in downtown Washington, D.C. did. Monday’s ritual moved indoors due to cold temperatures.
The order included revocation 78 Biden administration’s actions, federal employment freeze and new Rulesand “Restoration Free speech in ” others The White House press agency said:America’s top priority. ”
“Can you imagine Biden doing this? I don’t think so,” Trump told the crowd.
Trump threw a ceremonial pen into his seat after signing the order.
Soon after that, at an oval office ceremony, Trump signed numerous other orders from declare The nationwide emergency at the southern border throws a 75-day lifeline on Tiktok to find a new owner.
Trump signed early Monday, surrounded by lawmakers from both parties who banned him in the presidential room at the U.S. Capitol order It requires that all US flags fly at full power during their future presidency. House Speaker Mike Johnson, Louisiana Republican; order The full staff flag for Trump’s inauguration despite the recent death of the late President Jimmy Carter.
First electric shock
During his first blitz, Trump “prevents and fights discrimination based on gender identity or sexual orientation and “equals for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex individuals.” We have erased Biden’s executive order, “Let’s move forward.”
Trump’s team said hours before inauguration that the president-elect would sign an order that required the use of the word “sex” in place of “gender” in federal policy language and documents, including passports and visas. It signaled that we were planning.
White House administration officials spoke in the background on a call with reporters early Monday, with one of the first enforcers saying order It focuses on “protecting women from gender ideological extremism and restoring biological truths to the federal government.”
About 2 million transgender people live in the United States and denounced Trump’s orders on Monday, according to the Human Rights Campaign, an LGBTQ+ advocacy group.
The organization’s president, Kelly Robinson, said Trump in a statement that “we are targeting the LGBTQ+ community rather than uniting our nation and prioritizing the pressing issues facing Americans.” I criticized it.
In the dozens of previous Biden administration orders, Trump overturned Biden’s actions, titled “Protecting public health and the environment, restoring science and tackling the climate crisis,” and said, “I for environmental justice for all people.” to stimulate the country’s commitment.”
Environmental advocates have denounced Trump’s executive order. The Biodiversity Center said in a statement that Trump’s order to withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement “indicates how threatened Trump is to move away from fossil fuels due to the recent global compact.” He said.
“Trump has his head buried in the sand, but it will be the national leader who will lock his eyes in the climate crisis and lead us to a lively future,” the statement said.
White House officials also teased orders to defeat Biden-era environmental initiatives, including declaring an energy emergency, opening up Alaska wilderness for energy development and resolving energy standards for home appliances . They hadn’t been released on Monday night yet.
Tiktok
Trump signed on Monday evening in an oval office order Give Tiktok an extra 75 days to find a new owner. The order directs the Department of Justice to ignore enforcement of federal laws that require Tiktok to separate from Chinese ties by January 19th.
“The unfortunate timing of (law) – one day before I became the 47th president of the United States – made my ability to assess the implications of national security and foreign policy of prohibiting the law before they come into effect. It’s blocking,” Trump’s order states.
The popular video sharing app, used by around 170 million Americans, went temporarily dark on Saturday and Sunday. A message to users stated, “We are fortunate that President Trump will work with us in a solution to bring Tiktok back to office once he takes office. Stay tuned!”
Federal Law It is mandatory Tiktok’s parent company, Buitedan, will sell from its video sharing platform by the deadline when it becomes illegal for US companies to distribute or maintain the app. Companies that do not comply will increase by $5,000 per user.
Trump’s position is a reversal of his support for the 2020 ban.
“I think there’s a warm place in Tiktok that I don’t think I’d have in the first place,” he told reporters in the Oval Office on Monday night.
Tiktok CEO Shou Zi Chew was one of Trump’s inauguration attendees and sponsored the EVE party in Reuters at DC Downtown DC It has been reported.
Some lawmakers want to see the laws currently in force. In a statement Sunday, Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas and Pete Ricketts of Nebraska, chair of the Senate Intelligence Email Committee, said companies that ignore deadlines could “facing disruptive bankruptcy.” He warned that it was sexual.
“Now that the law has come into effect, there is no legal basis for any kind of “extension” of that effective date,” they wrote.
A long-promised campaign
Trump I said The packed arena in Washington, DC, on the eve of the inauguration, they were “trying to see an executive order that would make you very happy.”
Trump said he would “act at historic speed and strength and correct all the crises facing our country.”
As a candidate and Republican presidential candidate, Trump has promised his supporters that he will launch on the first day. Large expulsion It ended the Russian war with Ukraine, allowing convicted people and those who pleaded guilty to the crime committed in the attack on Capitol on January 6, 2021.
One of his final actions, Biden issued A preemptive pardon for lawmakers and staff who joined the selection committee to investigate the January 6 attack on the US Capitol, and a police officer testified before the panel.
Last updated at 7:57pm, January 20, 2025
