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What Trump has promised to do on ‘day one’ as president

Trump has made 41 distinct promises for his first day in office, including mass deportations and banning transgender women from sports.

Many of Trump’s promises fall outside the scope of a president’s authority under the Constitution, according to legal experts. Even some of those that are within his purview would face legal or logistical challenges that would make them all but impossible to carry out on a short timeline.

Just a few of his many 'day one' promises:

Begin the “largest deportation operation in American history”

Cut federal funds for schools teaching what Trump has described as “critical race theory” and “transgender insanity”

Cut federal funds for schools that have a “vaccine mandate or mask mandate”

Sign an order to “end automatic citizenship for the children of illegal aliens”

Repeal “Biden’s electric vehicle mandate”

Repeal the Green New Deal

Not saying these proposals aren't popular, but the 'day one' bullshit is silly.

Will the MAGA crowd be disappointed when 'promises made' don't become 'promises kept'? No.

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