President Trump is wasting no time making his mark. On his first day in office, he’s set to unleash a wave of executive orders aimed at reshaping key policies on immigration, climate, and diversity. According to his team, these actions will reverse many of the Biden administration’s signature initiatives and kickstart what Trump calls a “revolution of common sense.” Among the most notable changes, Trump plans to crack down on immigration by suspending refugee resettlement for at least four months and rolling back protections for transgender students. He’s also targeting Biden-era regulations promoting electric vehicles, which he’s labeled as overreach. Additionally, the new administration aims to dismantle diversity programs within the federal government, signaling a stark departure from recent policies. The flurry of executive actions doesn’t stop there. Trump’s team has hinted at plans to revive natural resource extraction, such as drilling and mining, while redefining the U.S.’s role as a global haven for immigrants and refugees. “With these actions,” Trump declared in his inaugural speech, “we will begin the complete restoration of America.” While the exact number of orders to be signed on Monday remains unclear, Trump has promised nearly 100 in the coming days. This aggressive approach underscores his intent to swiftly undo much of his predecessor’s work and set a new course for the nation. ---