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A Full List of Trump’s 46 Executive Orders on Day One

President Donald Trump wasted no time fulfilling his campaign promises on his first day back in the White House, enacting a flurry of executive actions that electrified conservatives and reaffirmed his commitment to an America First agenda. “Your head will spin when you see what’s going to happen,” Trump predicted during the campaign—and on Day One, he delivered.

By Monday afternoon, Trump had signed 78 reversals of President Joe Biden’s executive orders, tackling key issues ranging from border security to energy independence. He launched what he called the largest deportation initiative in U.S. history, declared a national emergency at the southern border, and rescinded Biden-era diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Trump also pardoned non-violent January 6 defendants, withdrew from the World Health Organization, and rolled back radical environmental policies stifling energy production.

Among his most significant actions, Trump created the “Department of Government Efficiency” to overhaul federal bureaucracy and reinstate merit-based hiring. He declared cartels foreign terrorist organizations, blocked offshore wind leasing to reassess environmental impacts, and restored the death penalty as a deterrent for violent crime. Trump also signed an energy emergency declaration, unleashing Alaska’s vast resources, halting destructive wind projects like Idaho’s Lava Ridge farm, and slashing unnecessary regulations.

Here’s a full list of his 46 kept promises, and counting:

Lawmakers and commentators alike praised Trump’s immediate and decisive actions. Rep. Rudy Yakym (R-IN) celebrated on X, “So many wins tonight and this is just day one!” Rep. Russ Fulcher (R-ID) expressed gratitude for Trump halting the Lava Ridge wind project, noting that it had been overwhelmingly rejected by Idahoans. “On behalf of countless Idahoans, THANK YOU, Mr. President!” Fulcher wrote. Rep. Diana Harshbarger (R-TN) succinctly put it: “Promise made, promises kept.”

Media analysts highlighted the contrast between Trump and his predecessor. Axios’ Marc Caputo noted, “Trump took numerous questions for 45 minutes… Biden took 1 q in less than 3 min that staff tried to shut down.” Fox News emphasized Trump’s robust start, observing that he “spent much of the day following his inauguration signing dozens of executive orders.”

Trump’s action-packed first day also demonstrated his resolve to dismantle the “deep state” and restore power to the people. In 2023, he declared, “We will demolish the ‘deep state.’ We will expel the warmongers… drive out the globalists… and rout the fake news.” His Day One moves marked the first salvo in a larger effort to reshape the federal government and reclaim America’s sovereignty.

Trump’s swift execution of campaign promises signaled a new era of decisive leadership and accountability. With a laser focus on energy independence, national security, and restoring American greatness, Trump’s return to the Oval Office is already redefining what it means to “hit the ground running.”


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