Trump's Day One Plans: Pardon Jan. 6 Rioters, Try to End Birthright Citizenship

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Absolutely," Trump said.
52% : "Well, if we can, through executive action," Trump said before claiming he intended to end birthright citizenship during his first term "but then we had to fix Covid first.
46% : "In addition to the pardons, Trump said he would try to use executive action to end the constitutional right to birthright citizenship, as he had promised on the campaign trail.
41% : "Trump could certainly try to end birthright citizenship with executive action, but it wouldn't be constitutional.
30% : But we have to end it," Trump said.
30% : "But, of course, just because it's unconstitutional doesn't mean Trump won't try to do it.
28% : Trump said he hadn't pardoned himself in 2020 because "a very specific lawyer" who he wouldn't name told him, "Sir, if you pardon yourself, you're going to look guilty, and you did nothing wrong."
18% : But Trump continued his lie.

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