By the time the sun sets tomorrow, the invasion of our country will have come to a halt." US President-elect Donald Trump

 At a rally on January 19, the day before he takes office again, US President-elect Donald Trump pledged to swiftly carry out the main campaign promise of enacting strict immigration restrictions on his first day in office. At a 'Make America Great Again Victory Rally' held at the Capital One Arena in Washington, DC, he declared, "By the time the sun sets tomorrow, the invasion of our country will have come to a halt."

Trump reaffirmed his campaign promise to begin the biggest deportation campaign in US history, which is expected to result in the removal of millions of immigrants. "This is the greatest political movement in American history, and 75 days ago, we achieved the most epic political victory our country has ever seen," he stated. "I'm going to start acting with hSince his speech on January 6, 2021, which was followed by an enraged mob of his supporters storming the US Capitol, the occasion was his first significant speech in Washington. More than 1,500 people have been found guilty or accused in relation to the attack, and Trump has stated that he will pardon many of them.historical power and resolve all of our nation's problems."

After taking office, Trump promised to revoke "every radical and foolish executive order of the Biden administration" in several hours. Trump's deportation policies have resulted in the removal of many immigrants, including some who, according to immigration groups, are law-abiding, long-term residents with spouses and children who are citizens of the United States. Trump has not yet provided specifics on how he plans to implement his pledge to "get radical woke ideologies the hell out of our military" and direct them to build a missile defense shield over the United States. Additionally, he promised to make public confidential information about the 1963 assassinations of President John F. Kennedy, the 1968 assassinations of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. and his brother, Senator Robert Kennedy.