The New York Times reported on Donald Trump's plans on Friday. He cited draft executive orders and proclamations prepared by the Republican's drafting team his takeover of power in January next year.
The Paris Agreement obliges signatory countries to present new and more ambitious plans reducing greenhouse gas emissions every five years. According to the contract, they must be presented until February next year.
Elections. Donald Trump will withdraw the US from the Paris Agreement. “He has a mandate and he will fulfill it”
President Joe Biden's administration has vowed to present such a plan before the end of its term “to show what should be done and what can be done”. The US Department of Energy announced a draft updated analysis that will allow for public comments.
The report shows that Donald Trump will also end the moratorium on issuing licenses for the export of liquefied petroleum gas natural gas (LNG) to large markets in Asia i Europe. The Biden administration paused approval of new LNG export deals in January. Her goal was completion of the process research on the impact of exports on the environment and economy.
The report also indicates that Trump's team is expected to repeal the regulationswhich allow California and other states to impose more stringent pollution standards. Some members of the Republican team are also considering transferring from Washington headquarters Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Reuters asked representatives of the future Republican team to comment on the expected changes. Spokesperson of the team preparing the takeover of power – Caroline Leavitt – noted that during the election campaign, Donald Trump announced many actions detailed in the report. She justified that the election results gave him “a mandate to fulfill promises and he will fulfill them.”
US elections. Donald Trump will start with the border and mass deportations
Donald Trump revealed other plans for intra-American policy during a telephone interview with NBC News on Thursday. He assured that one of his priorities after being sworn in in January would be making the border “strong and powerful”. When asked about his election promise regarding… mass deportationsTrump said his administration “she won't have any other choice”as soon as you implement it.
– At the same time, we want people to come to our country. And you know, I'm not someone who says, 'No, you can't come in.' – he added, suggesting that the reluctance only applies to illegal migrations.
He emphasized that he believed that it was the deportation promise that made him win the election. – (Residents of border areas – ed.) want to use the borders and like visitors, but they want them to be people who come with love for our country. They must come legally – he concluded.