The primary order Trump is expected to sign on Monday will focus on 'unleashing' American energy, incoming White House officials say
Katherine Faulders, Lucien Bruggeman, Will Steakin, Mike Levine and Armando GarciaIt's no surprise then that Trump's promised to tackle economic issues as soon as he takes office. Here's some of what we can expect.
It's not clear if Trump will sign that order on Monday, but it's a sign that Trump's administration plans to "investigate the investigators," as he has previously indicated he would.As part of Trump's executive actions that are expected to be signed "as soon as possible," officials said Trump will "put an end to the electric vehicle mandate.
Drilling reached record highs during the Biden administration -- but Biden he also took executive actions to ban future offshore oil and natural gas drilling on America's East and West coasts, the Eastern Gulf of Mexico and Alaska's North Bering Sea.On a call with reporters Monday morning, incoming White House officials previewed a series of executive orders and other actions the new Trump administration plans to take relating to the border and immigration.
Trump will also seek to end birthright citizenship, in which the federal government recognizes the American citizenship for the children of migrants born in the United States, officials said. Among the most tangible changes Americans might see is a change to passports, rescinding a rule under Biden that allowed Americans to mark "X" as their gender marker on their U.S. passport applications.
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