> in short, mr. trump has various day one plans that fit into a broader vision. those near him predict he will challenge conventional norms and rattle the washington establishment. > president trump should clean house on day one because thats exactly why the american people delivered him this mandate, said mike davis, a pro-trump lawyer and founder of the article iii project, a group that advocates for conservative judicial appointments. he will cull illegal immigration, remove career bureaucrats who undermine his agenda, de-politicize law enforcement, make big tech pay for their censorship of conservatives, and pardon the jan. 6 defendants unjustly charged by the biden justice department. > mr. trump will be laser-focused on curbing illegal immigration and laying the groundwork to carry out his campaign promise to deport millions of illegal immigrants, starting with violent criminals. > he is expected to restart construction of the u.s.-mexico border wall, end president bidens parole programs for migrants from cuba, nicaragua, honduras and venezuela, and reinstate the remain in mexico program to keep asylum-seekers in mexico while their cases are processed. > i think that thrust of them is going to be rebuilding the lawful immigration system, and a crucial element of rebuilding the lawful immigration system is enforcing laws governing the detention and removal of migrants admitted unlawfully, said andrew arthur of the center for immigration studies. > when he takes the oath of office on jan. 20, mr. trump will be far more prepared to push his agenda on immigration, the economy and foreign policy than during his first term, when he started mainly from scratch. > the well-oiled operation carried mr. trump through a hard-fought campaign, which focused on the traditional nuts and bolts of running for president.
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