The first decision that Trump signed as soon as he took office has been revealed.

The 47th President of the United States, Donald Trump, officially began his second term after the inauguration ceremony held in the U.S. Congress.

HIS FIRST SIGNED DECISION HAS BEEN REVEALED

With Trump taking the presidential seat, his first signed decision has also been revealed. Trump has revoked the 'CBP One' application, which provided legal entry options for immigrants into the U.S.

"THE APPLICATION IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE"

An official statement regarding the cancellation of the application was also made on the Customs and Border Protection's official page. The statement included, "As of January 20, 2025, the application that allowed foreigners without documents to apply and make appointments at 8 different southwest border crossings is no longer available." It was also reported that existing appointments have been canceled. Users saw that when they opened the application, it was no longer in use and their existing appointments had been canceled.

After taking the oath, Trump, in his speech, drew attention to the issue of irregular immigration in the country, stating that he would declare a National Emergency regarding the U.S.-Mexico border like in 2019, to prevent illegal immigration and deport these individuals. Trump mentioned that he would issue an executive order to end the practice described by Republicans as "catch and release," which allows immigrants to be released into the country while waiting for their court cases. In his speech, Trump referred to irregular immigrants as "criminals" and also announced that he would send troops to the southern border of the U.S.