Trump’s 100-day Scorecard: Executive orders, rates and foreign policy | Donald Trump News

President Donald Trump of the United States marks his first 100 days ago with a meeting in Macomb County, Michigan, just north of Detroit, a city known for his car industry.

In the space of just over three months, he has signed more executive orders than any other president, stimulated markets with rates and for the most part held on to his first policy of America, except when it comes to Israel.

Al Jazeera looks at some of his biggest decisions in figures:

How did he use his executive powers?

Trump has drawn at least 142 Executive orders So far, which according to the American Presidency project is more than any other US president in their first 100 days in office.

An executive order is a directive issued by the president to federal agencies that have the law of the law, but does not require approval of the congress.

On January 20, his first day at the office, Trump signed 26 orders, including grace of more than 1500 people convicted on January 6, 2021, Capitol Riot Charges; withdraw from the World Health Organization; And renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America.

The majority of the executive orders of Trump is aimed at immigration and border protection, as well as energy and trade.

How many people were grace?

Since he returns to the office, Trump has grace More than 1500 people, including supporters were convicted in connection with the January 6, 2021, US Capitol Riot after he lost the 2020 presidential election. Other remarkable grace are Ross Ulbricht, founder of the Silk Road Dark Web Marketplace, who looked a sentence for drug trafficking and money laundering.

Doge -cuts and fired

Technical billionaire Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (Doge) was founded by Trump on January 20 by Trump, in which he gave Doge a mandate to defeat government spending.

According to figures published on Doge’s websiteThe organization estimates that the $ 160 billion has reduced from the federal budget, which represented about 8 percent of the $ 2 trillion Musk, initially promised to save.

Doge said that the biggest cuts were made for the Ministry of Health and Human Services ($ 47.4 billion), Agency for International Development ($ 45.2 billion) and Ministry of Foreign Affairs ($ 2.6 billion). However, these figures have been criticized because they have insufficient evidence to support them.

According to data collected by CNNAt least 121,000 employees were dismissed from federal agencies with around 10,000 employees from the Agency for International Development (USAID), where 100 percent of the jobs were agreed. Usaid was the first agency that Trump went after and it is now almost dissolved.

Rates and the economy

The government of Trump has implemented a flurry of rates to, in his words, reduce the US trade deficit, to remedy unfair trade policy against the US, to reduce production tracks to the country and to generate income for the US government.

From 1 February, Trump has imposed 25 percent rates Canadian and Mexican Goods, including a 10 percent levy on Canadian energy, and affect Chinese goods with a rate of 10 percent.

In the weeks that followed, Trump steel and aluminum, as well as car imports with rates of 25 percent. In April, Trump had placed a baseline 10 percent rate on goods imported from the rest of the world.

China received the highest rate percentage at 145 percent. However, some exemptions have been applied to technology -related items, such as smartphones.

Canada and Mexico are confronted with rates of 25 percent on goods that are not in line with the trilateral USMCA trade agreement they have with the US, with a trade of $ 63.8 billion, according to Bloomberg News.

The European Union is confronted with what is a suspended rate percentage of 20 percent for now.

How are the markets reacted?

Since he came into office, Trump has sent waves Via the markets, largely because of its Flip-Flopping rates, which have caused uncertainty and volatility.

Since the November elections, despite a first peak, all major indices have fallen:

• S&P 500 – decrease of approximately 3.3 percent
• Nasdaq – a decrease of approximately 4.5 percent
• Dow Jones – decrease of 5.3 percent

The markets have fallen even further since the inauguration day:

• S&P 500 – decrease of approximately 7.9 percent
• Nasdaq – Down about 12.1 percent
• Dow Jones – A decrease of 8.9 percent

Which world leaders have Trump visited?

In his first 100 days in office, Trump organized at least 11 world leaders.

It is not surprising that the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was the first leader to arrive in the White House on 4 February. It was during this visit that Trump said he would change Gaza in the “Riviera of the Middle East”.

World leaders who have visited Trump include:

• Netanyahu on February 4
• Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba on February 7
• Jordanian King Abdullah II on February 11
• Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on February 13
• French President Emmanuel Macron on February 24
• British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on 27 February
• Ukrainian President Volodyymyr Zenskyy on 28 February. This meeting was remarkable for his word war Between Trump and the American Vice President JD Vance on the one hand and Zenskyy on the other, which led the US to withdraw military aid from Ukraine
• Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin on March 12
• Netanyahu for the second time on April 7
• Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele on April 14
• Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on April 17
• Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr store on April 24

Foreign Policy: position on Ukraine, Gaza and Yemen

Since the penetration of his office, Trump has said that he is maintaining an initial policy of America.

On Ukraine, Trump has criticized the size of American spending among former President Joe Biden, with the argument that European countries must bear a larger part of the burden. On March 3, Trump stopped all military aid to Ukraine, a movement that attracted sharp criticism from European allies. The Trump government has held various meetings with Ukrainian and Russian officials to try to end the fighting.

In the Middle East, Trump has completed proposals to take control of Gaza and to redevelop, an idea that has been broadly convicted of implying the ethnic cleansing of 2.3 million Palestinians. At the same time, his administration continued to send us balls to Israel, including 900 kg (2,000 lb) bombs, strengthening unwavering American support for Israel.

Since Trump’s inauguration on January 20, Israeli troops have killed At least 2,392 people in Gaza and 105 on the occupied West Bank. Moreover, around 3000 people died of wounds that were contracted in Israeli attacks or dying from under the rubble.

Elsewhere in the Middle East, the US has considerably raised its military actions in Yemen with attacks on Houthi rebels supported by Iran. Operation Rough Rider started on March 15, whose explained goal Houthi covers attacks on the Red Sea shipping.

From 15 March to 18 April, at least 207 American attacks were registered in Yemen, which resulted in at least 209 deaths, according to the armed conflict location and event data project (ACLED).

Has Trump kept his promises?

During his 2024 election campaign, Trump made at least 75 promises, including everything, from mass deportations to the release of the Capitol Hill from 2021 insurgents.

PoliceAn American non-profit project operated by the Poynter Institute that FACT checks News statements has followed the promises of Trump with his Maga meter. According to his score card, Trump has broken six of his promises, broken, on four and is working on fulfilling 23. The remaining 41 promises have not yet been rated.