On January 20, 2025, immediately following his inauguration, President Donald Trump signed a series of executive orders aimed at reversing numerous policies from the previous administration.
Key Executive Actions:
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- Rescinding Prior Executive Orders: President Trump nullified 78 executive orders issued during President Joe Biden’s tenure, effectively dismantling several of his predecessor’s initiatives.
- Paris Climate Accord Withdrawal: Reiterating his stance from his first term, Trump withdrew the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement, citing economic burdens and questioning its efficacy.
- Federal Regulatory and Hiring Freeze: A memorandum was issued to halt new regulations and implement a hiring freeze across federal agencies, allowing the new administration to reassess and restructure governmental operations.
- Protecting Free Speech: An executive order was signed to prevent government censorship, emphasizing the administration’s commitment to uphold First Amendment rights.
- Addressing Inflation: Recognizing economic challenges, President Trump directed all departments to develop strategies to combat inflation, attributing rising costs to previous fiscal policies.
These actions were part of a broader effort to swiftly implement the administration’s agenda and reverse policies deemed counterproductive. The president’s decisive use of executive authority underscores his commitment to fulfilling campaign promises and reshaping federal policies.