Trump is said to be planning to release approximately 100 executive orders upon assuming the presidency.
Earlier this week, Trump met with GOP senators.
According to reports, President-elect Donald Trump intends to issue approximately 100 executive orders upon taking office, although the exact number may vary slightly.
On Wednesday, Senate Republicans met with Trump, who will assume the presidency on Jan. 20.
On "Fox & Friends" on a Thursday morning, Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., stated that Trump revealed there are nearly 100 executive orders aimed at resolving problems such as border security and U.S. energy.
Sen. Kevin Cramer, R-N.D., stated to The Hill that he believes there could be 100 EOs.
According to two sources, senators received previews of some of the information they would receive about the 100 executive orders that were planned to be implemented on day one of the new administration. Stephen Miller, who has been appointed to serve in the new administration, discussed the plans for using executive authority to address border and immigration issues.
According to the Associated Press, Trump is preparing over 100 executive orders for his first day in office and had informed GOP senators about it during a meeting. "There will be a substantial number," Senator John Hoeven, R-N.D., stated.
On Saturday, Planet Chronicle Digital contacted a Trump spokesperson for comment, but did not receive a reply before the deadline for publication.
Trump could enact his agenda through executive orders if he signs scads of them upon his return to the Oval Office, but GOP lawmakers intend to collaborate with him to pass his legislative priorities as well.
Both House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., have stated their intention to support the president-elect's agenda.
Trump declared on Truth Social that Biden is making the transition as difficult as possible through lawfare, costly and ridiculous executive orders on the Green New Scam and other money-wasting hoaxes. Fear not, these "orders" will be terminated shortly, and we will become a nation of common sense and strength. MAGA!
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