Jill Wagner
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257 appearances
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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After the official inauguration ceremony, Trump headed to meet supporters in an overflow area of the Capitol, which is where he really let loose, talking about some of the agenda items that he didn't mention in his official inauguration speech. And that includes a nod to the January 6th rioters saying that they'll be happy with his actions, suggesting that he may pardon them.
He then criticized Joe Biden for some of the pardons that he had made, including former Representatives Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger, who were the only Republicans on the House Select Committee for January 6th.
And I've seen him a lot, by the way.
I love that he thought that his inauguration speech was unifying by his standards.
Trump then went to Capital One Arena, signing executive orders in front of a crowd of 20,000, along with his family. So that replaced the inaugural parade that was intended for supporters. It was moved inside because it was just too cold.
And then after returning to the White House Monday evening, President Trump pardoned about 1,500 people who stormed the Capitol on January 6th, 2021, amid Trump's false accusations that the 2020 election was rigged against him. He also commuted the sentences of 14 of his supporters in connection with the attack.
And that includes individuals associated with the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers, like Enrique Tarrio, that is the Proud Boys leader who was convicted of seditious conspiracy crimes. Tarja was serving 22 years in federal prison.
Trump's actions include, quote, full, complete and unconditional pardons for some of the most notorious participants in the attack, including others convicted of assaulting police, destroying property, carrying firearms or otherwise contributing to the violent rampage. The president also ordered the Justice Department to shut down hundreds of pending January 6th prosecutions.
Okay, now to the speed read where we're going to dive a bit deeper into some of the immediate moves that Trump is making. In his inaugural speech, the president announced his first executive order will be to declare a national emergency at the southern border.
He also announced he'll reinstate what is called the remain in Mexico policy from his first term, which requires migrants to stay in Mexico until their U.S. immigration court date, which critics have argued exposes them to danger. As part of his immigration agenda, Trump said all illegal entry will be immediately halted
He's going to send troops to the southern border and officially designate cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. Also today, through executive order, Trump said he'll invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, which gives presidential powers to detain non-citizens during times of war to, quote, eliminate the presence of foreign gangs and criminal networks bringing devastating crime to U.S. soil.
So most migrants who were waiting in Mexico to enter the U.S. and they had appointments with the Biden administration's CBP one app that we had mentioned earlier, that app went offline at 12 p.m. yesterday as Trump was being sworn in. And there are some images online where you see some of those migrants in tears, breaking down in tears after they were so close to coming into the United States.
President-elect Trump's administration plans to initiate a large-scale deportation operation targeting illegal immigrants in Chicago. And that starts today. The operation involves 100 to 200 ICE agents who will focus on individuals with criminal histories and removal orders. But anyone in the country illegally could be targeted, according to the incoming border czar, Tom Homan.
Homan said that public safety threats and fugitives are priorities, but that no illegal immigrant is off the table.
The second priority for President Trump is to declare a national energy emergency. During his inaugural speech, he vowed to rapidly bring down costs and defeat inflation caused by, quote, massive overspending and escalating energy prices. He said America will use its large reserves of oil and gas to bring down prices and enrich the nation. As we've reported here many times, the U.S.
is currently the largest producer of crude oil in the world. But here he is at the inauguration yesterday.
Yeah. By the way, late Monday, he confirmed that he'd be pulling out of the Paris Climate Accord.
Now to another declaration during Trump's speech. He said that the official government policy will be that there are only two genders in the United States, male and female. Later, he signed an executive order instructing the State Department and Department of Homeland Security to remove non-binary and other options from federal documents.
An official from his administration claimed that this is to protect women from gender ideology extremism. The order will also prevent taxpayer money from being used for health care related to gender transitions. He also announced that he would sign an executive order ending diversity, equity and inclusion efforts within the federal government. Here's how he put it.
President Trump also used the podium to talk about his ever growing U.S. expansion plan, including saying that he plans to regain control of the Panama Canal. He also talked about sending American astronauts to the planet Mars in his inaugural address, envisioning a moment when the U.S. flag is planted on Martian soil.
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