He has only had ONE working day as Pres. And in that short time has ALREADY done more to right the ship than any other pres ever did in 4 years. He don't even have his full cabinet approved for God's sake.

Keep your pants on. Cool it for a week or so. Sheesh.

: Surely he will not wait to address this all important issue.
: America wants our country back. How will we pay the wefare
: bill alone.

: Yes the country is divided, and it will become even more
: divided if Trump doesn't act to deport them now.

: Trump leaving Obama’s executive amnesty in place would be a
: colossal betrayal
: by Daniel Horowitz - Jan. 23, 2017

:
: https://www.conservativereview.com/commentary/2017/01/trump-leaving-obamas-executive-amnesty-in-place-would-be-a-colossal-betrayal

: "Our message to the world will be this. You cannot obtain
: legal status or become a citizen of the United States by
: illegally entering our country. […]

: The truth is, the central issue is not the needs of the 11
: million illegal immigrants … Anyone who tells you that the
: core issue is the needs of those living here illegally has
: simply spent too much time in Washington … There is only
: one core issue in the immigration debate, and that issue is
: the well-being of the American people."

: ~Donald Trump, 8/31/16

: The two biggest rallying cries against Obama’s imperial
: presidency in recent years have been: “repeal Obamacare”
: and “repeal Obama’s illegal executive amnesty.”
: Conservatives swore to ourselves that if we ever got back
: into the White House those two odious policies were as good
: as dead. As we’ve chronicled in this column, repeal of
: Obamacare is already on the ropes. If Obama’s amnesty is
: not repealed administratively in short order, it will
: represent a colossal betrayal of Trump’s basic campaign
: promise and set a terrible precedent for an imperial
: presidency.

: During the incipient days of this administration Trump’s Chief
: of Staff Reince Priebus has indicated that he does not want
: to repeal Obama’s DACA amnesty: President Trump has no
: immediate plans to use his executive powers to undo the
: Obama administration’s order that protects some young
: illegal immigrants known as “dreamers,” White House Chief
: of Staff Reince Priebus made clear Sunday, in previewing
: the new administration’s first full week.

: “I think we’re going to work with the House and Senate
: leadership, as well as to get a long-term solution on that
: issue,” Priebus told “Fox News Sunday.” “I'm not going to
: make any commitments to you, but … I'm obviously
: foreshadowed there a little bit.”