The elected President of the United States, Donald Trump, stated that he plans to sign a "record" number of executive orders immediately after taking office.
In an interview with NBC News, he reported that his top priorities during his first week will include mass deportations of undocumented immigrants and a trip to Los Angeles to assess the aftermath of the wildfires.
Trump emphasized that the main theme of his inaugural speech will be “unity, strength, and justice.” He believes that fair treatment of individuals is a fundamental principle. “We have gone through a tough period over the last four years, and we need to take action to change that,” he asserted.
Trump placed particular emphasis on combating illegal immigration, declaring the deportation of undocumented immigrants as his primary priority. While he did not specify which cities would initiate this process, he assured that it would happen "very quickly." “We must remove criminals from our country. I think everyone would agree with that,” noted the elected president.
Trump also commented on the decision to hold the inauguration ceremony indoors due to adverse weather conditions. According to him, strong winds and low temperatures could pose a threat to the event's participants. “This is the right decision, and we feel comfortable with it now,” Trump said.
Regarding the number of executive orders he plans to sign, he mentioned that he has not yet determined an exact figure, but he is confident that it will be more than ever before.