D-Donald is Back – and Smoking!

Yes, the Real Donald Trump, the 45th President of the United States of America, is back in the saddle – the new Sheriff in Town.

Donald Trump took the presidential oath, again, on Monday, January 20, 2025, this time as the 47th President.

And he started smoking and ordering everyone and everything about, to make good on the promises he made during his campaigns.

It was Executive Orders galore, and he started signing them in batches to fulfil his campaign promises. In fact, his inauguration address was like an extension of his campaigns, and in the presence of outgoing President Biden and Past Presidents Obama, Bush and Clinton, he rubbished all past policies and declared that America was going to become great again, after what he practically declared as ‘poor performance’ by all other Presidents before him.

The executive orders he signed and the action he has taken thus far, ended several policies of Biden, and they are many. He signed a series of orders that revoked at about 80 of Joe Biden’s policies and pardoned over 1,000 people charged in the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol.

He stated during his address by that from that day, there would be only two genders officially recognised by the US government – Male & Female. That one was like a bomb! Also, the Mexican border and immigration policies associated with it and other illegal immigrant issues were on top of the changes he pronounced, and these seemed to trigger the rash of Executive Orders.

Top on the list of the orders are withdrawal from the World Health Organisation, WHO, and Paris Climate Change Agreement, threat to members of NATO to contribute more to the running of the organisation or the US will quit.

The list below contains more EOs:

  1. Renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America
  2. Reverting Mount Denali to Mount McKinley
  3. Freezing Federal Workforce Hiring
  4. Easing Regulations on Oil and Gas Production
  5. Reinstating the ‘Muslim Ban’
  6. Ending Birthright Citizenship
  7. Pausing Congress’ TikTok Ban to Seek a U.S. Buyer
  8. Eliminating Federal Funding for DEI Programmes
  9. National emergency at the southern border with Mexico
  10. Mexican Drug Cartels are declared foreign terrorist organisations
  11. Reinstated the ‘Remain in Mexico’ Policy
  12. End Birthright Citizenship for children of illegal immigrants
  13. Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism
  14. Elimination of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Programmes in Federal Agencies
  15. Declaration of National Energy Emergency
  16. Reversal of electric vehicle mandates
  17. Imposition of tariffs on imports from China, Mexico, and Canada
  18. Reinstating the ban on transgender military service
  19. Prohibition of transgender women from participating in women sports
  20. Implementation of ‘Schedule F’ for federal employees
  21. Relocating U.S. Space Command Headquarters to Alabama
  22. Halting Federal Funding for Abortion Services
  23. Suspending Security Clearances for Officials Linked to Hunter Biden Scandal
  24. Establishing a Federal Bitcoin Reserve
  25. Releasing Classified Documents on the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King
  26. Reversing AI Regulation Policies
  27. Halting Government offshore wind leases
  28. Establishing the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)
  29. Reforming the Criminal Justice System
  30. Banning Critical Race Theory in Federal Agencies
  31. Confronting China on Trade Practices
  32. Ending the War in Ukraine
  33. Supporting Law Enforcement
  34. Promoting School Choice
  35. Restricting Refugee Admissions
  36. Increasing Federal Focus on Fentanyl Trafficking
  37. Launching a National Infrastructure Plan

President Trump says the executive orders he has issued and orders to come will lead to ‘complete restoration of America’.

While some Americans and other analysts believe Trump is playing to the gallery and trying to play on the support he believes he has at the moment, there is no doubt that many of these Executive Orders will be challenged in court. Some suits are likely to go all the way to the Supreme Court, especially those affecting powerful groups like the LGBTQ people and Latinos who will feel betrayed that their support in the last election has not yielded anything positive with the man whom may be considered erratic in his behaviour but who seems to have the full support of quite a large group of rich and even rural Americans at the moment.

IMAGE CREDIT: CNN, X

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