Donald Trump’s First 10 Days: Over 40 Executive Orders Reshaping U.S. Policy-Here Are Top 10

From immigration reforms to AI leadership, Trump marks a dynamic start to his second term as U.S. President.

January 30, 2025: Washington, D.C.: Donald Trump, the 47th President of the United States, completes his first 10 days in office on January 30. Within hours of retaking the White House, Trump signed a series of sweeping executive orders, initiating significant changes in national policies. His actions focused on immigration control, government transparency, and education reform, among others.

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Key Highlights from Trump’s Executive Actions:

1. Laken Riley Act
   Mandates the detention and deportation of illegal alien criminals charged with crimes in the U.S. and allows states to sue if immigration laws are not enforced.
2. Expanding Migrant Operations at Guantanamo Bay
   Directs the expansion of detention facilities to full capacity for high-priority criminal aliens unlawfully present in the U.S.
3. Combatting Anti-Semitism
   Strengthens measures to address anti-Semitic actions and protect communities.
4. Ending Radical Indoctrination in K-12 Schools
   Prohibits teaching divisive ideologies and promotes traditional American values in school curriculums.
5. Protecting Children from Chemical and Surgical Mutilation
   Introduces safeguards against gender transition procedures for minors.
6. Restoring Military Readiness
   Reinstates service members discharged under the COVID-19 vaccine mandate and prioritizes excellence within the armed forces.
7. Promoting American AI Leadership
   Removes regulatory barriers to maintain U.S. leadership in artificial intelligence innovation.
8. Declassification of JFK Assassination Records
   Orders the release of previously classified documents related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
9. Withdrawing from the World Health Organization
   Ends U.S. membership in the WHO, citing concerns over foreign influence.
10. Ending Federal Censorship
    Introduces measures to ensure freedom of speech by curbing federal overreach in monitoring online platforms.

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Other significant orders include reinstating the death penalty, unleashing Alaska’s resource potential, reforming the federal hiring process, and holding government officials accountable for election interference. The administration has also directed emergency measures to provide water resources in California and improve disaster response mechanisms.

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Trump’s executive actions emphasize the “America First” approach, with policies aimed at strengthening national security, promoting domestic prosperity, and restoring accountability in governance.

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• Donald Trump Executive Orders
• Immigration Reforms
• Education Policy Changes
• Guantanamo Bay Expansion
• U.S. AI Leadership
• American Energy Policy
• Freedom of Speech
• Federal Hiring Reforms