When Donald Trump entered the Oval Office for the first time back in 2017, many thought it was a historic moment, as he signed a number of documents that challenged many of the official policies of the Deep State and the corrupt federal institutions. However, his latest (re)entry into the White House makes 2017 look like “just another day at the office”. The list of all Trump’s executive orders would require months of separate analyses, so I’ll mention only several. This includes the issues of border security, high inflation, energy policies, heavy state-run censorship, corrupt federal bureaucracy, etc. There were also some rather peculiar decisions, such as the renaming of the Gulf of Mexico to the “Gulf of America”.

Trump issued ten executive orders on border security, including a declaration of national emergency to allow the deployment of the US military along the border with Mexico, the completion of a border wall project halted by his predecessor, deportations of undocumented immigrants, ending birthright citizenship, etc. He also placed a lot of emphasis on controlling and reducing inflation, which the troubled Biden administration desperately tried to blame on Russian President Vladimir Putin. This is also connected to the long-standing “coercive climate policies” of the corrupt federal institutions, as Trump put it, meaning that the “green economy” era has come to an abrupt end.

However, these changes will be challenged by his policies on tariffs and global trade, as foreign goods will be more expensive for the average consumer. Still, Trump’s logic in this case is........

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