On his first day in office, President Donald Trump signed a series of executive orders, marking the beginning of his administration’s policy shifts. The first, Executive Order 13765, targeted the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare), directing federal agencies to waive, delay, or exempt burdensome regulations while working toward its repeal.
In a bold economic move, Trump also ordered his cabinet to take immediate steps to reduce inflation, aiming to stabilize prices and boost economic growth. His administration prioritized tax reforms, deregulation, and trade policies to ease financial pressure on American households.
Additionally, Trump declared an emergency in the power sector, emphasizing the need for energy independence and infrastructure development. This order focused on increasing domestic energy production, reducing reliance on foreign oil, and investing in U.S. energy resources to secure long-term stability.
These early actions set the stage for Trump’s economic and regulatory agenda, signaling aggressive reforms in healthcare, finance, and energy.
