Summary
President Donald Trump has actively worked to reverse policies from Joe Biden's presidency during his first year back in office. He has focused on altering policies related to democracy, racial justice, the federal bureaucracy, climate change, and foreign relations. Trump aims to reshape the legacy of his predecessor.
Key Facts
- President Trump has pardoned people involved in the January 6 Capitol incident and appointed individuals who deny the 2020 election results.
- He has removed Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) frameworks from the government.
- Trump has rolled back Biden-era civil rights protections and changed immigration policies.
- He has removed many career officials from their positions and challenged the independence of federal agencies.
- Trump has dismissed climate change concerns, promoting fossil fuels instead of clean energy.
- In foreign policy, Trump favors strong power plays rather than alliances, differing from Biden's approach to international relations.
- Trump has replaced symbols of Biden's presidency and views the previous term as illegitimate due to his claims about the 2020 election.
