President-elect Donald Trump plans to do nothing in the first two days in office

President-elect Donald Trump is, undoubtedly, going to be a new type of President of the US - he will take over office on 20 January, Friday but would begin to work only from Monday. He wants enjoy his first weekend in office by taking off.
He plans to do absolutely nothing for his first two days in office and that his "day one is gonna be Monday". The reason as he has indicated is that he doesn't want his signing of orders to clash with the celebrations. This has been reported in nzherald.co.nz dated 17 January 2017.

President-elect Donald Trump has also clarified that one of the first orders he plans to sign would be strong borders. This has surprised many because he had earlier said that he would spend his very first day signing papers to begin the process of erasing President Barack Obama's legacy. He had mentioned that within one hour after assuming office he would begin swiftly to remove criminal illegal immigrants from the USA - he had said this in the course of a speech in Des Moines back in August.
He had also promised to begin plans to build a wall on the Mexican border, talk to manufacturers about keeping jobs in the US and remove gun-free zones within his first 24 hours.
Obviously, after winning the election, he has recast his priorities.


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