President Trump has recently enacted a series of executive orders that reflect his administration’s priorities of deregulation,

national sovereignty, and undoing past policies. Among the most significant moves was his directive for the Treasury and Commerce

Departments to establish a sovereign wealth fund aimed at supporting federal investments.

This fund could be used for strategic acquisitions, including the potential purchase of companies such as TikTok.

In January 2025, Trump launched an aggressive deregulation campaign requiring federal agencies to repeal ten existing

regulations for every new one implemented. This move aims to drastically reduce federal oversight and streamline economic activity.

Further environmental rollbacks included the United States’ withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement and the removal

of restrictions on single-use plastics. These actions sparked controversy, particularly among environmental groups and international allies.

Trump also signed an executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship, a longstanding constitutional principle.

Legal experts expect this action to face significant challenges in court.

On his first day back in office, Trump issued pardons to individuals convicted or charged in connection with the January

6 Capitol riot. While critics claim overreach, his supporters see these moves as fulfilling campaign promises.

Notably, no evidence supports online rumors that Trump signed a decree to “buy everything.”