Trump’s Rapid Moves Shake up Washington

President Donald Trump has kicked off his new term with a whirlwind of executive orders.

Supporters call it “shock and awe” as he pushes mass deportations, reorganizes agencies, and doubles down on slashing

government programs, leaving critics racing to keep up.

A federal judge has temporarily stopped Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency from accessing Treasury systems.

“I think it’s crazy,” said Trump.

He insists Musk can root out “fraud, waste, abuse,” but critics warn of legal and security risks.

Trump vows 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, with more “reciprocal” tariffs in the works.

He’s pressing Canada and Mexico to bolster border security, warning their current efforts aren’t “good enough.” Observers worry

this could raise consumer costs.

Describing Gaza as a “big real estate site,” Trump proposes redeveloping the war-torn region.

While he touts it as a potential fresh start, many leaders reject the idea, calling it a radical

break with longstanding policy.

Trump says Canada could become the country’s 51st state, arguing it would fix trade imbalances.

He still holds above 50% approval in recent polls, as supporters say he’s finally delivering on big promises.

Follow us for more updates on his sweeping plans.