Donald Trump’s Inauguration Day: A Historic Transition of Power and List of Executive Orders Signed

List of Executive Orders Already Signed by President Trump

On his first day back in office for his second term, President Donald Trumphas already signed several executive orders signaling the priorities of his administration. These actions include:

1. Rescinding Previous Policies: President Trump nullified a range of executive orders from the prior administration, aiming to reverse policies he viewed as counterproductive to his vision.
2. Energy Emergency Declaration: He declared a national energy emergency to boost domestic oil and gas production, removing restrictions on fossil fuels and promoting energy independence.
3. Withdrawal from Climate Agreements: The United States officially exited the Paris Climate Accord, with the administration emphasizing economic growth over international climate initiatives.
4. Gender Policy Redefinition: Federal guidelines were updated to define sex as strictly male or female based on biological traits, impacting policies related to gender identity.
5. Ending Diversity Programs: All diversity, equity, and inclusion programs within federal agencies were terminated, reflecting a shift toward merit-based frameworks.
6. Border Security Enhancements: A national emergency was declared at the southern border, with plans to deploy troops and expedite the completion of the border wall.
7. Cartel Designation: International criminal organizations, including drug cartels, were officially labeled as terrorist groups, intensifying federal measures against them.
8. Birthright Citizenship Reform: An order was signed to end birthright citizenship for children born to undocumented immigrants in the U.S.
9. Reinstating Asylum Policies: The “Remain in Mexico” policy was reinstated, requiring asylum seekers to await their hearings outside the U.S., aimed at reducing illegal immigration.
10. Pardons for 1,500+ January 6 Convictions: The President issued pardons to individuals convicted in connection with the January 6 Capitol events, fulfilling a key campaign pledge.
11. Withdrawl from World Health Organization:
12. Officially Forms Department of Government Efficiency:
13. Renaming of the Gulf of Mexico: The Gulf of Mexico will be renamed to the Gulf of America
14. Reverting Alaska Mountain Range Denali back to Mt. McKinley:
15. Temporarily Halting of Leasing and Permitting Wind Energy Project Funding
16. Revoking EV Targets
17. Federal Employees Back to Work in Office, no more remote work.
18. Reclassifying sectors of Federal employees as “Political Hires”.
19. Pausing TikTok Ban for 75 Days
20. Emergency Inflation Reduction

These actions signal a strong focus on immigration, energy, and reshaping federal policies to align with President Trump’s “America First” agenda.

Inauguration Evening Events:
Tonight’s festivities will include three inaugural balls: the “Liberty Ball,” the “Freedom Ball,” and the “Salute to Our Armed Services Ball.” These events, hosted at different venues across Washington, D.C., will feature live music, dancing, and appearances by the President and First Lady. The First Lady, Melania Trump, is expected to make her debut in a custom gown, continuing the tradition of setting a tone for her role in the White House.
The evening is an opportunity for the President to connect with supporters and honor members of the military. As the celebrations continue, President Trump’s administration will prepare for its first full day in office, with key staff already working on immediate priorities.

Stay tuned for more updates as the inaugural events conclude this historic day!

“It Is Time for the Golden Age for the United States of America” -President Trump