The first 100 days of Trump: Plot’s executive is off

On Tuesday, the president coincides Donald Trump 100 days ago at the White House, it was largely defined by about 140 executive requests.

The number of eyes is all in the case of more clear when compared to the number of laws approved by Congress and signed by the Supreme Leader-only a total of only.

Three of these were aimed at canceling the organizational policies of the Biden administration, which was developed during the previous four years.

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The first draft law signed in the law by Trump – the only item of the new policy in the list – is the Laken Law. It is a new law that allows immigration and enforcement of customs (ICE) to detention, any illegal immigrant accused of theft or other crimes.

But so far, Trump has spent largely in his endeavors, with executive orders aimed at dismantling the Ministry of Education, and preserving sexually transformed women from the biological spaces, and others.

In comparison, Congress approved 30 bill -signed bill in Trump on the first 100 days of his first term. The first 100 days of Biden, Obama and Bush departments witnessed the laws of 11 and 14 and seven laws signed respectively.

Trump’s allies were thwarted in Congress, and actors Margori Taylor Green, R Ga, Eric Porleson, RM, from the wide gap between their body and the White House.

“I think Congress is the one who failed in the job,” Green told Fox News Digital on Monday.

She said that her own case is that the Republicans were not more in their plans to reform the huge legislative policy Trump across Budget reconciliation. The leaders of the Republican Party at home for several months said they wanted to finish spring or summer.

“We have not done reconciliation for the first hundred days, and I think this is a failure,” Green said. “I kept my mouth closed. I am still optimistic, hoping that we can accomplish this in the House of Representatives and the Senate. But I became frustrated.”

“I will give Trump A, A+. I will give Congress d

“Congress needs to respond to a kind of bold vision and courage that Trump has taken, especially with Dog,” said Boriconon.

Meanwhile, the Republican Democrats in Congress accused of abandoning their authority in Trump under his executive work.

“I now think that the time has come for Congress to reaffirm the constitutional authority that continues to waive it to the executive.”

But Parliament Speaker Mike Johnson, R does not. , He said Congress She did not give up any Trump’s authority when he asked Fox News on Friday.

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Johnson said: “I don’t think we have given any authority. I think he is doing what is within its scope to do it,” Johnson said. “I don’t think he is via the line yet. If he does that, or if he does, you know, I will address him personally as a disturbing, as a partner, and he explained that it has been late.”

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He also said that Congress was working to achieve more legislative priorities for Trump, noting that the action processes were completely different between the executive and legislative branches.

He said: “We have to work on this through our operations and happen, as you know, 218 votes on everything. So we do that, which you will see this in turn here in the next few weeks as well.”

“We have done a lot of ground work, and many of these legislative vehicles through the committee process. Now we have on the deck to launch it only and start passing and send it to the Senate.”