Trump pledged to declare a national emergency at the country’s southern border and “begin the process of returning millions of criminal aliens” to their home countries. The president said he would reinstate the “Remain in Mexico” program that began under his first administration.

President Trump has declared an energy emergency, which his team has said would unlock additional powers to jumpstart production. The declaration unlocks additional authorities to allow the U.S.

By Ted Hesson and Steve Holland WASHINGTON (Reuters) -President-elect Donald Trump plans to take a flurry of executive actions aimed at cracking down on legal and illegal immigration and ramping up deportations after he enters the White House on Monday,

Donald Trump said today he’ll declare a “national energy emergency,” a move meant to speed the development of fossil fuel infrastructure. The actions taken on his first day in office mark the start of President Trump’s attempts to boost oil and gas and retreat from global climate goals.

President Donald Trump said he will “declare a national energy emergency,” as he orders steps intended to unleash domestic energy production and undo Biden-era policies designed to fight climate change.