According to the journal, Donald Trump intends to sign a "wide memorandum" on Monday, ordering agencies to prepare an assessment of commercial relations with China, Mexico and Canada, but will not announce fresh customs duties on products from these countries.
Trump threatened to impose specified duties on the first day — 25% on American neighbours and 10% on China — if these countries did not halt drug trafficking, among others.
What will Donald Trump do? National energy emergency
As announced during the briefing for the press a typical of the fresh administration, among the first legal acts signed by Trump is to be 10 migration regulations, including the announcement of a state of emergency on the confederate border, suspend the right to apply for asylum, reconstruct the policy of returning immigrants illegally crossing the border to Mexico and terminate or restrict the law of the land, i.e. get citizenship with birth in the US.
This is mainly the case children of migrants residing in the United States illegally and on short-term stays. The legality of many of these actions is being questioned and will be the subject of court battles.
Trump is besides to announce ‘national energy emergency’, to avoid regulation on oil and another natural materials.
According to CNN, Trump besides intends to change the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America and reconstruct the highest summit of North America — Denali, the name Mount McKinley in honor of Trump's admired and known for imposing duties on the 25th president of the United States William McKinley (1897-1901).
The Semafor portal reported that 1 of the first legal acts should besides be appointment of the Elon Muska DOGE (Ministry of State Performance), to present plans for a "radical restructuring" of national bureaucracy and expenditure cuts.
According to reports from the Washington Post, the legality of the Musk Commission — from which its co-chairman, investor and erstwhile presidential candidate are to leave Vivek Ramaswamy — be challenged immediately in the planned court action. According to lawyers announcing the lawsuit, this body does not meet the conditions for transparency under which it is required by the regulations governing advisory committees.
