Analyzing a president’s first 100 days is a long standing tradition in US politics. In Donald Trumps second term, like his first, that time period has been filled with many actions, and reactions. Here are some of the key takeaways that have been noted.
- Executive Action:
- President Trump has again shown a propensity for utilizing executive orders. This has resulted in swift changes to regulations, and policy. Particularly regarding immigration, and trade.
- The use of these executive orders has drawn both praise and criticism, with some arguing that they bypass the legislative process, and others arguing that they are necessary to enact swift change.
- Trade and Tariffs:
- Trade policy has been a focal point of the first 100 days, with the implementation of new tariffs, most notably with china.
- These actions have resulted in discussion about the effects they will have on the US economy, and on international relationships.
- Immigration:
- Immigration policy has been a very active area, with the implementation of the Laken Riley act, and other actions that have been taken to increase border security.
- These actions have caused much debate, and have resulted in many legal challenges.
- Regulatory Changes:
- There has been a focus on the deregulation of many industries. This has been done with the goal of stimulating economic growth.
- The effects of these regulatory changes are being closely watched, with concerns being raised about potential environmental and consumer impacts.
It’s important to keep in mind, that the effects of these actions will continue to unfold over time.