This is everything Trump has pledged to do as 47th president of the United States

After beating Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election, Donald Trump is expected to become the 47th President of the United States.

After narrowly winning crucial swing states required to win the White House, the 78-year-old declared on stage with his family that he planned to “put the divisions of the past four years behind us” and called it a “magnificent victory for the American people.”

 

On November 5, Election Day, the Democratic and Republican candidates were essentially tied.
However, the margin of error (about 3.1 percent either way) became clear when polls closed across the country, with Trump gaining more votes in both his anticipated strongholds and the swing states required to guarantee he would take the White House starting in January 2025.

What will Trump prioritize during the next four years after his inauguration? The main policies that Trump and his campaign emphasized throughout the 2024 election are listed below.

 

Immigration

After losing to Joe Biden in 2020, Trump reiterated his resolve to completing a significant project from his 2016 presidency: erecting a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.

Additionally, he has made references to enforcing this plan using the Insurrection Act, which would enable him to send the U.S. Army to oversee the border.
The incoming president has also promised to start the “largest deportation program in history.”

Trump’s tough attitude on illegal immigrants may result in the expulsion of up to 11 million individuals.

 

How this project would be financed has not been specified. According to an American Immigration Council research, it might cost $968 billion (about £751 billion) to deport all 11 million individuals without legal status. Additionally, Trump has brought back his divisive “Muslim travel ban,” which targets a number of nations with a majority of Muslims.

Trump had earlier declared, “We will seal our border and reinstate the travel ban.”
Do you recall the well-known travel ban? People from particular parts of the world were excluded. They are not coming from infected nations.

 

The rights of women

Trump nominated justices to the Supreme Court who helped overturn the landmark Roe v. Wade ruling, which led to stringent abortion restrictions in 20 states.

Trump, who has called these legislation a “beautiful thing to watch,” has stated that he will not support a direct federal ban on abortion.

Trump suggested offering free IVF treatment to infertile women during his campaign.

 

International relations

Since losing to Biden in 2020, Trump has made numerous remarks about the intensification of international crises.

He has promised to review the U.S. response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which saw the country receive a large amount of help under Biden’s presidency. Trump has pledged to put an end to the war, but he hasn’t specified how he plans to do it.

Trump has attacked Israel’s strategies in relation to its ongoing wars in the Middle East with countries like Gaza and Iran. He has also threatened to cancel the visas of international students studying in the United States who take part in pro-Palestine demonstrations.

 

The economy, taxes, and the environment

Trump says he would “end inflation,” but he hasn’t said how he plans to accomplish this.
He has proposed growing the American oil sector because he thinks it will “make America affordable again.” On the grounds that offshore wind farms “kill whales and birds,” Trump also intends to stop them.

He has pledged to provide clean air and water for Americans, even though he has previously referred to climate change as a “expensive hoax.”

Even though the president has no authority over or control over interest rates, Trump has pledged to cut them. He claims that growth and import tax income will balance out the trillions of dollars in tax cuts he plans to implement while raising import tariffs. The possible effect of increased import duties on commodities from nations like China, Brazil, and Mexico—which might raise prices nationwide—has not been discussed by Trump.