Trump simply can’t accomplish all he said he will do on Day 1 because there are two more branches of government — Congress and the courts. (Moreover, in 2017 he considered Jan. 21 — his first full day on the job after the Jan. 20 inauguration — to be his Day 1.)

President-elect Donald Trump will quickly implement executive actions on immigration, energy policy, and federal government operations to check off dozens of campaign policy priorities.

On his first day as the 47th President, Donald Trump plans to sign over 200 executive orders aimed at redefining U.S. policies on border security, diversity programs, and national identity. This monumental shift promises to reshape the landscape of American governance.

Trump pledged to launch deportations, slash environmental regulation and release classified files within hours of taking office.

President-elect Donald Trump used a raucous rally Sunday on the eve of his inauguration to promise swift Day 1 action remaking the federal government, shifting federal priorities at breakneck speed and ensuring that “the curtain closes on four long years of American decline.