President-elect Donald Trump is set to take swift action on numerous policy priorities through executive orders once he assumes office. Trump and his advisers have indicated plans for as many as 100 executive orders or related unilateral actions on his first day in office, many of which will be aimed at reversing or eliminating orders put in place by the previous administration. Stephen Miller, Trump’s incoming deputy chief of staff for policy, has previewed some of these actions in a call with senior congressional Republicans, outlining plans for immigration, energy policy, and federal government operations. These actions include invoking a national emergency at the border for funding, tackling domestic energy production, and signing an executive order known as Schedule F to limit job protections for federal workers. Trump’s policy operation is expected to provide more details to Capitol Hill allies in the coming days. Trump’s plans for executive actions have drawn both support and opposition, setting the stage for a busy first day in office.
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