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“By the time the sun sets tomorrow evening, the invasion of our borders will have come to a halt,” Trump said Sunday.vowed to sign a sweeping slate of executive orders in the first hours of his presidency on Monday, including ones aimed at closing access to the southern border and delaying a ban on TikTok.
“I’ll approve, but let the United States of America own 50% of TikTok,” Trump said. “I’m approving on behalf of the United States, and they’ll have a lot of bidders, and the United States will do what we call ... joint venture, and there’s no risk. We’re not putting up any money. All we’re doing is giving them the approval without which they don’t have anything.
“Accountability is coming. Justice is coming. The whole federal bureaucracy is about to learn that they don’t work for themselves. They work for you. They work for President Trump, and they work for the American people,” Miller said.Thousands of people were lined up in the freezing cold and snow to hear from Trump in DC. It was a strange sight for the deep-blue District: Red MAGA hats were everywhere — flooding local bars and restaurants — as U.S.
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