Trump plans major reshaping of U.S. policies within hours of taking...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Trump told NBC's "Meet the Press" in an interview broadcast on Sunday that he plans to take executive action on his first day in office to try to end birthright citizenship, which confers citizenship on anyone born in the U.S. regardless of their parents' immigration status.
57% : Two sources familiar with the effort said Trump has told his team he wants to make a "big splash" with the Day One orders, looking to exert his executive power with greater scale and speed than he did during his first term.
55% : The effort is being coordinated by Stephen Miller, a long-time Trump aide who will be a top White House adviser when Trump begins his second term, four sources said.
41% : While some of the moves would face stiff court challenges or would require legislation or new agency regulations - which can take many months to implement - there are dozens of actions that Trump can in fact take with the stroke of a pen.
37% : On the campaign trail, Trump pledged to sign a Day One order stripping federal funds from schools teaching critical race theory, an academic concept - rarely taught in public schools - that rests on the premise that racial bias is baked into U.S. institutions.
32% : Trump also promised to sign an executive order designed to stop federal contractors from carrying out certain diversity training programs.
30% : It was not clear if that order would be rolled out on Day One, and Trump could always decide against issuing it.

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