Has Trump a promise on his day?

Donald Trump made a lot of promises while running for the President. He promised to cut taxes, reduce prices, stam unwarded migration, end wars and strengthen the American industry.

Some of his proposals were detailed by his policy team or by Trump himself presented himself in the “Agenda 47” video on his campaign website. Others feel that off-the-kapas were offered-Tramp’s “Think Out Loud” style and a product of openness to adopt ideas that others suggested to them.

In his victory speech on 6 November, he made it clear that he has intended to maintain the promises that send him back to the White House: “I will rule through a simple motto: I have made promises, make promises Went.”

It has become a type of slogan in its first month in the office, which has been marked by an icy storm and notable progress in achieving some of its goals.

In areas such as immigration and foreign policy, Trump has a comprehensive power to do unilateral work – and has done so. In other areas, he has participated against legal challenges and political obstacles. Many of other promises made by them will eventually require action under narrow Republican control from the Congress, to be permanent.

Here is a look at Trump’s biggest “day a” promise and his efforts to turn them into reality.

What he said:

“When I win, I will immediately bring the prices down, which starts from the first day.” August 2024

What he has done:

This is probably his biggest challenge and a promise of a major campaign that remains infallible. In his inaugural address, Trump promised to “martial” the “huge powers” of his cabinet to reduce the cost and prices rapidly, but it is not clear how. One way, they say, increase drilling to reduce energy costs.

A steep price increase in January, the biggest monthly growth for 16 months, has complicated Trump’s function. He convicted Joe Biden, who left the post on 20 January and spent Democratic. “I had nothing to do with this,” said Trump.

However, at other times, it is difficult for American presidents to control prices. ,

What he said:

“One day, I will start the biggest exile program in American history to get criminals out.” November 2024

What he has done:

Since taking power, the immigration is probably Trump’s main focus, with the aim of overhale the system with more than a dozen executive orders. Their plan to illegally deport foreign nationals in the country begins with people guilty of crimes, seems to have widespread public support.

But it is uncertain whether he will fulfill his promise of deporting so many. According to daily data, some raids made headlines, but the number of people removed does not seem record-breaking.

In its first month at the office, the US deported 37,660 people – which in the last full year of Biden’s administration in the last year of 57,000 removal and less than the monthly average of returns, data obtained by Reuters.

A DHS spokesperson told the agency that the biden-era was exile because illegal immigration was high. According to the White House, the nationwide border encounters decreased by 66% in January compared to 2024.

What he said:

“I’m looking at J6 early, perhaps first nine minutes.” December 2024

What he has done:

A few hours after taking oath of presidential, true about his word, Trump released forgiveness and commutation, who paved the way for the release of more than 1,500 people convicted or accused in connection with the US Capital Riot. A police officer who was punched that day told the BBC that Parden was “slapped on the face”.

What he said:

“They are dying, Russia and Ukrainian. I want them to stop dying. And I must have done it – I have done so in 24 hours.” May 2023

What he has done:

Trump has started the first conversation between the US and Russia since the war began, but Ukraine has vowed to reject any deal without it, and there has been an angry exchange between the leaders. President Volodmi Zelancesi fears that the US President fulfilled the promise of his campaign to end the war, but there is no more safety guarantee on Moscow terms. European capitals are also concerned that they are being sidelined, and Trump may eliminate some restrictions imposed on Russia as punishment for invasion.

What he said:

Trump told NBC in December that he planned to abolish birth anniversary citizenship in a day: “If a person sets only one leg of one leg … On our ground, congratulations. Now you joint The state is a citizen of America. Yes, we are ‘ending again. “

What he has done:

In one of the first acts of his second presidential post, Trump ended an automated authority to American citizenship, which was currently obtained by almost any individual born on American soil. Birthday citizenship is not ideal worldwide, although it is in Mexico and Canada, and Trump’s move targets people who are illegally or temporary visas.

The authority was established by amending the US Constitution about 160 years ago, and most of the legal scholars say the President does not have the power to change it unilaterally. Keeping a legal block on its plan, the issue may proceed to the US Supreme Court following an appeal court verdict against Trump.

What he said:

“On January 20, as one of my first executive orders, I will sign all necessary documents to charge Mexico and Canada to charge 25% tariffs on all products coming in the United States, and its ridiculous open limitations To.” November 2024

What he has done:

Trump announced on 21 January that he would impose blanket tariffs on his neighbors on 1 February, linking them to the flow of drugs and migrants in the US. The President has long seen tariffs, which are one tax on imports, as a way to protect the domestic industry and increase revenue. Canada and Mexico stated that they would implement retaliation taxes on American imports. But Trump delayed the introduction of tariffs for a month after promises by the two countries to increase border enforcement. In the markets, instability and economic experts were warned that these works could increase prices.