Donald Trump’s return to the White House for a second presidential post has brought a tornado of administrative changes in its first 100 days, with his administration postponed extensive reforms, including 140 executive orders, 139,000 exile, 280,000. Federal job cutAnd tariffs 145 percent as high.
Supporters throw light on executive functions, aggressive immigration enforcement, workforce cuts and an increase in a bold shift in business policy. However, critics have warned that the President tested the constitutional boundaries and threatened economic stability. Here are 100 days of Trump 2.0 in significant number:
140 executive orders in 100 days
Since January, Trump has signed about 140 executive orders, which receive a total of 162 issued by Biden in four years. Scale and Speed Franklin D. Remember the rule of depression of Roosevelt.
These tasks include diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs, reorganization of federal employment, and vertical import tariffs – all Congress inputs performed a comprehensive crack on all executed without input.
Santa Barbara University professor John Woli said, “These are very aggressive claims of all types of Ram’s rights.” “None of them [from previous administrations] Trump’s actions were arbitrary, strong quality. ,
Tariffs reach 145 percent
Trump’s trade policies slapped 145 percent of tariffs on Chinese imports, triggering immediate counterfeit measures from Beijing. In North America, 25 percent of tariffs were imposed on Mexico and Canada, which were bound by the concerns of Phantanneal smuggling.
The markets were shaken after Trump was dubbed as “Mukti Divas” on 2 April, but 10 percent stabilized after clarification of baseline import tax.
Treasury Secretary Scott Besent said, “It is up to China.” “They sell us five times more as we sell them.”
Stress Foreign Policy Front: 10,000 square miles
Trump’s proposal for Ukraine promoted immediate backlash to recognize more than 10,000 square miles of Russian control. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy replied: “There is nothing to talk about – this is our land.”
In Gaza, a collapsed ceasefire caused over 2,000 new Palestinian deaths since March, above 52,200, with a limited humanitarian aid of about two months.
280,000 federal jobs cut
The federal workforce has shrunk by 280,000 employees during Trump’s first 100 days – including 60,000 dismissal and 75,000 voluntary departure. The rest was terminated through attraction. The government’s efficiency department under the leadership of Elon Musk continues, continuing.
139,000 exile, border crossing dip
The immigration crack of Trump resulted in 139,000 exile of unpublished residents since January. The border encounter increased to just 7,181 in March, in the same month last year there was a dramatic decline from 137,473.
“We are taking them out,” said Trump. “And a judge can say,” No, you have to do a test. ” Trial is about to take two years, and now we are going to be a very dangerous country if we are not allowed to do what we deserve to do. ,
