Trump's ambitious '100 executive order' plan could be pared back

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Get smart, tough, and send the Bill to my desk to sign as soon as possible,' Trump wrote on Truth Social.
49% : Trump and GOP leaders want to pass their legislation by using the wonky so-called budget reconciliation processMelania Trump was at husband Donald's side as he met with the GOP titans in the SenateThe fight among Republicans in Congress could easily boil down to what exactly they are willing to give up in order to enact their agenda if they can even reach offsets some are likely to demand.
45% : However, when they tried to include immigration reform provisions to include a legal path for residency for millions of immigrants in the reconciliation process, the effort was rejected by the Senate parliamentarian, the nonpartisan arbiter of Senate rules, in late 2021.
44% : Other border policies Trump plans to enact early on include reinstating the 'Remain in Mexico' rule, ending migrant flights from the border, terminating catch-and-release and no longer letting migrants enter America via the CBP One app.
42% : While Trump said he wants one massive bill, he did leave the door open for two bills on Monday.
41% : Trump has promised the 'largest deportation program of criminals in the history of America' - with raids in major cities starting as soon as Tuesday - and Congress is keen on using the billions Biden put away for green vehicle initiatives to do it.
39% : Donald Trump and 'border czar' Tom Homan want a lot passed on day one so that they can solve the problems at the borderThey hold just a three-seat majority in the Senate and will temporarily have an almost non-existent majority in the House once the president-elect takes office.'Republicans must unite, and quickly deliver these Historic Victories for the American People.
38% : Donald Trump confirmed his immediate priorities are border security and rebuilding American energy production via 100 executive orders in a meeting with Republicans in the Senate in early JanuaryThe president-elect said he will declare a national emergency in order to spring everything into action on the migrant crisis.
37% : Trump has reportedly been mulling an executive order to extend the timeframe in which the company and U.S. parties interested in buying the app can strike a deal.
36% : They argued the second reconciliation bill should focus on addressing the expiring tax cuts from the tax law passed under President Trump in 2017.
35% : 'While I favor one bill, I also want to get everything passed, and you know, there are some people that don't necessarily agree with it,' Trump told conservative radio talk show host Hugh Hewitt.House Republicans gathered in Maryland earlier this month to discuss their path forward and jumpstart efforts where Johnson indicated Trump's preference for one piece of legislation.
32% : You're going to see arrests in Miami.'Another one of the most pressing things Trump wants to handle is the looming TikTok ban.
22% : Trump also looks set to bring back the travel bans for what he calls 'terror-plagued countries,' the New York Post reported.
18% : Donald Trump is expected to have a busy first day back in office after promising to hand out pardons, start his mass deportation plan and roll back Joe Biden's transgender policies.
12% : GOP lawmakers are asking Trump to let them repeal the Biden administration laws instead
6% : Trump will also get rid of Biden's ban on exporting natural gases so that U.S. manufacturers can 'drill, baby, drill.'As long suspected, Trump will issue blanket pardons to supporters who were arrested at the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021.

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