President Donald Trump was inaugurated as the 47th President of the United States on January 20, declaring that "the decline of America is over." In his inaugural address, he stated, "The golden age of America has just begun," and promised to pursue strong policies based on 'America First.'

Notably, he mentioned the Panama Canal, criticizing that despite the U.S. sacrificing vast resources and 38,000 lives to build it, it was "foolishly handed over to Panama." He also pointed out China's deep involvement in the canal's operations, emphasizing that "we must reclaim the canal." This symbolizes Trump's unique focus on 'America's interests first.'

Immediately after his inauguration, Trump announced plans to sign executive orders related to strengthening border control and declared a national emergency. He stated, "We will immediately stop all illegal immigration and designate foreign gangs and drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations." He also expressed his intention to crack down on criminal organizations by invoking the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, indicating plans to deploy military forces to the border.

Energy policy was also a significant focus. Trump declared a "national energy emergency," promising to accelerate oil and natural gas development to control soaring energy prices. He expressed ambitions to export American resources globally to achieve economic growth, describing oil and natural gas as "liquid gold beneath our feet," emphasizing their role as the core driving force of the American economy.

Additionally, Trump announced plans to abolish diversity policies and various regulations introduced by the Biden administration to enhance government efficiency. He specifically revealed plans to establish the External Revenue Service to secure substantial tax revenue from abroad, aiming to return wealth to American citizens.

One of Trump's key actions was to nullify major measures taken by the Biden administration. He signed an executive order canceling the designation of Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism and made decisions such as postponing the enforcement of the TikTok ban. He also granted pardons and sentence reductions to 1,500 individuals involved in the Capitol riot, sending a message to his support base.

While the initial executive orders and policies of the Trump administration were strong and decisive, they also sparked significant controversy. The plan to end birthright citizenship could lead to legal disputes over constitutional interpretation, and changes in border management and immigration policy raise concerns about deepening conflicts within the U.S.

These executive orders initiated by Trump's inauguration demonstrate his strong will to rapidly shift U.S. policy direction centered around 'America First.' There is much interest in how the next four years will unfold.