President-elect Donald J. Trump announced in a recent Time magazine interview that he intends to quickly grant pardons to individuals involved in the Jan. 6 Capitol assault, emphasizing that most of them are nonviolent and have suffered greatly. He expressed a sense of urgency, saying, 'We're going to do it very quickly, and it's going to start in the first hour that I get into office.' This reflects his commitment to addressing what he views as unjust treatment of those involved in the events of that day.
During the interview, Trump also commented on the state of education and his intentions concerning the Department of Education, stating, 'We're going to plan a virtual closure of the Department of Education in Washington.' While details were scarce, this indicates his approach to educational reform, prioritizing local governance over federal oversight.
In discussing the topic of transgender issues in sports, Trump asserted, 'Americans don't want to see, you know, men playing in women's sports. They don't want to see all of this transgender, which is, it's just taken over.' This statement highlights his belief that many Americans are opposed to current policies that support the participation of transgender athletes in women's sports.
Regarding immigration, Trump reiterated his intentions to begin deportations of undocumented immigrants swiftly, framing it as an important step for his administration. His comments indicate a strong stance on border security and immigration policy, which has been a significant focus of his political agenda.
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