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The country began to see the effects of the President Donald Trump ‘The policies of his second week in office, with the White House implementing rates in Mexico, Canada and China; The border crossroads move; Diversity, heritage and inclusion programs (Dei) collection; The federal labor faces the decision to return to the office or resign; And more.
As promised, Trump’s administration has moved to warp speed to implement his agenda: signing more than 200 executive actions All hours after taking the oath of charge.
President Donald Trump speaks to the media after signing executive orders at the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, on January 23, 2025. (Roberto Schmidt/AFP through Getty Images)
Trump immediately fell to immigration and, at the beginning of his second week, at the meetings of migrants of charge fell significantly. The number of migrants arriving at the southern border dropped by 63% from Monday, previously reported Fox News Digital.
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There were 7,287 migrants’ meetings on the southern border in the first seven days of the Trump administration, from January 20 to 26, with a daily average of 1,041 meetings a day.
That is compared to 20,086 It is one day during the last days of the presidency of former President Joe Biden, from January 13 to January 19.
The Secretary of National Security, Kristi Noem, this week participated in an immigration raid on New York City, aimed at “killers, abductors and people accused of assault and robbery”. The operation continued until Friday.
National Security Secretary Kristi Noem joins an ice attack on New York City on Tuesday. Noem said that the communities will be safer due to the directed raids after the criminal illegal immigrants. (National Security Department)
And the Zar border Tom Homan said that from Monday the Trump administration had retired and returned 7,300 illegal immigrants and had deported them to Mexico, Jordan, Brazil and El Salvador.
President Wednesday also signed the Laken Riley acts on the law – The first legislation to become law in its second administration.
President Donald Trump pauses as he spoke before signing Laken Riley Act in the east room of the White House, Wednesday, January 29, 2025, in Washington. (Alex Brandon/The Associated Press)
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The measure, which advanced through the House and the Senate in January, directs immigration and the application of customs (ICE) to detain illegal immigrants arrested or accused of crimes related to the theft or the defendants. of assaulting a police officer.
The law also allows states to sue the National Security Department for damage to its citizens due to illegal immigration.
The name of the law honors a nursing student who was killed during a jog on the University of Georgia campus by an illegal immigrant, previously reported Fox News Digital. Jose Ibarra, who had previously been arrested but never detained by ice, received a prison sentence to kill Laken Riley, 22.
Beyond the border, the President’s action has continued to end the DEI programs throughout the federal government. Last week, the Personnel Administration Office ordered the heads of the agency and counselors to enclose their Dei offices.
On January 27, 2025, a budget management and memory office was published, which aimed to freeze funding in various federal programs focused on diversity, equity and inclusion or Dei. (Fox News Digital-Hhannah Grossman)
And in the Department of Justice, Trump’s administration officials fired more than a dozen key officials who worked on the special team of Jack Smith’s team after Trump, after the Attorney General in the Attorney General in Trump Functions James Mchenry said that it could not be trusted in “faithfully implementing the president’s agenda”.
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On Monday, a budget management and management office was published, which aimed to freeze funding in various federal programs focused on DEI.
The note paused for all federal grants and loans with the aim of eradicating “bewilderment” and the weapon of government to improve government efficiency.
White House Secretary, Karoline Leavitt, holds his first press conference in the Brady Press Information Room on the White House on January 28, 2025 in Washington. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
White House Press Secretary, Karoline Leavitt, held his first press session on Tuesday in the James S. Brady Room and asked many journalists on the note. He maintained that programs that include social security benefits, Medicare, food stamps, care benefits and other assistance that are directly addressed to people would not be affected.
But on Tuesday evening, a federal judge imposed an administrative stay, stopping the Trump administration’s action.
And on Wednesday, the White House chose to terminate the note, but emphasized Fox News Digital, who pledged to freeze federal grants and loans for awakening programs. ”
“In view of the order, Shado has terminated the note to end any confusion about the federal policy created by the court ruling and dishonest media coverage,” Leavitt told Fox News on Wednesday. “Executive orders issued by the President on financing reviews remain in full force and effect and will be implemented strictly by all agencies and departments.”
Leavitt told Fox News that terminating the note “should finish the court case effectively and allow the government to focus on enforcing the president’s orders to control federal spending.”
The White House still promises to freeze the “wake up” bottoms despite the note of the shadow memory
Also this week, the staff management office sent a note to federal workers who offered them the option of giving up and receiving full payments and benefits until September 30. This option, which the administration was known as “fork on the road”, came after the administration demanded that all federal workers return to work at the office in person.
Federal workers have until February 6 to decide whether they will return to work or if they will resign.
The only federal workers who do not have the option are postal workers, army members, immigration officials, some national security officials, and the heads of the charge agency decide to cut them.
But quick changes quickly stopped on Wednesday night at 9 pm, after a plane and a American Airlines helicopter collided near Ronald Reagan’s National Airport Washington outside Washington DC
The flight had left Wichita, Kansas, at the beginning of this day. The 67 people aboard both aircraft are presumed to be killed.
President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on January 30, 2025, heading to aviation, after a DC fatal accident. (Reuters/AP)
Those on board the plane included “several members” of North -American Figures skating, including athletes, coaches and family members who had just attended the United States Figure Skating Championships held in Wichita. , Kansas, from January 20 to 26.
Trump’s Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy was confirmed on Tuesday and quickly took over, immediately went to the Federal Aviation Administration building, and launched an investigation into the horrific incident.
The president said that the half -air fatal collision was a “confluence of bad decisions and that the people who lost their lives violently lost their lives.”
On January 28, 2025, a plane and a American Airlines army helicopter collided near Ronald Reagan National Airport Washington outside Washington, DC (Fox News Digital)
The president signed two executive orders designating a new assistant administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Chris Rocheleau, and ordered an immediate evaluation of aviation safety and an elevation of the “competition” on Dei .
In the meantime, the President also signed an executive order to create a Task Force 250: a White House working group focused on coordinating the plans and activities that surround the celebration of the 250th anniversary of North -American Independence.
The president also signed a note that would raise the collective bargaining agreements that former President Joe Biden put into force before leaving the post, agreements that white house officials said they were designed to “restrict” The Trump Administration of reforming the Government.
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And as for the Cabinet, Duffy was confirmed as Secretary of Transport; Doug Burgum was confirmed as Secretary of the Interior; Lee Zeldin was confirmed as an administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency; and Scott Bessent was confirmed as Treasury Secretary.
In the Senate, Trump’s candidate for the Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr .; Nominated for the director of the FBI, Kash Patel; and candidate for the Director of National Intelligence Tlosi Gabbard He faced the senators’ harsh questions during confirmation audiences.
FBI director Kash Patel, on the left, health and human services candidate, the candidate for Robert F. Kennedy JR, and director of the National Intelligence candidate Tullesi Gabbard faced him Senators’ hard questions this week during confirmation audiences. (Getty’s pictures)
And at the end of the week, the White House confirmed that on Saturday the president would launch rates in Mexico, Canada and China.
The President is imposing a 25% rate in Mexico; A 25% rate in Canada and a 10% rate in China.
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“These are promises made and promises,” said the Secretary of Press of the White House Leavitt in a press session on Friday.
And it’s just the end of the second week.
Adam Shaw, Diana Stancey, Bill Melugin and Emma Colton, contributed to this report.
