Donald Trump is set to make history once again as he’s sworn in as the 47th president of the United States on Monday. This marks his return to power after a tumultuous first term that ended with controversy back in 2021. Joining him as vice president is JD Vance, whose rapid rise from a 2022 Senate win to the VP office has been nothing short of impressive. The inauguration day promises to be anything but ordinary. Due to freezing temperatures in Washington, D.C.—forecasted to be in the low 20s—the ceremony will take place indoors at the U.S. Capitol. This hasn’t happened since Ronald Reagan’s second inauguration in 1985. Trump explained the decision on social media, saying he didn’t want anyone harmed by the cold. While the indoor setting means smaller crowds, Capitol One Arena nearby will open for the public to watch the event. Trump plans to drop by after taking the oath of office. Once in power, Trump is expected to act quickly on his agenda. Immigration is a top priority, with executive orders anticipated within hours of his swearing-in. These could include stricter border controls, changes to Biden-era policies, and increased enforcement in major cities. Another focus is TikTok. Trump has said he’ll delay a ban on the app, which was set to kick in on January 19. Instead, he’s pushing for a partnership between TikTok’s Chinese owner and an American company. Trump has also hinted at pardoning individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol riot, though the full scope of this plan remains unclear. Opponents are closely watching how Trump handles his first day in office, especially given his campaign statements about retribution against political enemies. Joe Biden, who leaves office Monday, will attend the ceremony despite his vocal warnings about Trump’s leadership. Biden’s farewell speech last week highlighted his accomplishments and his hopes for the country’s future, even as he prepares to pass the torch to his predecessor. CNN will provide live coverage of the event, starting at 7 a.m. ET and continuing through the evening’s inaugural balls. Viewers can tune in on TV, online, or via the CNN app. ---