Axios learned that during a Wednesday night meeting with Senate Republicans, President-elect Trump’s top advisers presented ambitious plans for implementing 100 executive orders.

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Two sources in the room said that Axos received a preview of some of the 100 executive orders they were told were coming.

Stephen Miller, Trump’s long-time immigration advisor, delved into how they plan to use executive powers to address border and immigration from Day One.

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It is unclear whether all of these executive orders will be technical or if they are more general executive actions taken either by Trump or federal agencies.

Multiple sources confirm the existence of a big border plan, namely, reinstating Title 42.

In the pandemic era, public health policies cite concerns about spreading disease to justify the expulsion of migrants from the border. This prevents them from having a chance at asylum.

From the beginning of the COVID pandemic to the end of the policy by President Biden in 2023, there were millions Title 42 expulsions.

Miller also outlined the following executive actions and plans:

Use a more aggressive approach to a section of the Immigration and Nationality Act (287(g)), which allows state and local police forces to help with some of the duties performed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Construction of the border wall and soft-sided facilities for migrants.