Trump promises actions, from declaring a ‘national emergency’ at border to ending birthright citizenship
Donald Trump was expected to launch his second term as US president on Monday with a barrage of executive orders, many set to be signed at a desk set up in the Capitol One Arena in downtown Washington, where the inaugural parade was moved to avoid freezing temperatures outside.
“With these actions, we will begin the complete restoration of America and the revolution of common sense,” Trump said earlier, in an inaugural address at the US Capitol that was also moved indoors. “It’s all about common sense.”
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