President Trump's first week back in office has been a flurry of activity, with a series of executive orders and proclamations that aim to reshape the country quickly. He's been true to his word, taking swift action on issues he promised to tackle during his campaign.

One of the most notable changes is in climate policy. Several efforts to combat climate change have been reversed, and more land has been opened up for oil drilling. This shift could have significant environmental impacts, but it also sends a clear message about the administration's priorities.

Another major change is in how the government recognizes gender. Now, only two "unchanging" genders are acknowledged: male and female. This policy has sparked debate and concern among those who advocate for greater inclusivity.

The approach to immigration has also seen a significant shift. Migrants are now being referred to as "aliens, " and immigration agents have been given broader powers to search for individuals to deport, even in places like hospitals, schools, and churches. This change has raised concerns about civil liberties and the potential impact on vulnerable populations.

While it's too early to say how effective these policies will be, one thing is clear: the United States is already a different place than it was just a week ago.

Trump's First Week: A Whirlwind of Change

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