What Trump could do on day one in the White House

Trump has said he will "make heads spin" as he moves full-speed ahead after his inauguration.

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Trump has said he will "make heads spin" as he moves full-speed ahead after his inauguration on 20 January.

His team has said to expect a flurry of executive orders - directives from the US president - out of the Oval Office in the first week.

Policy experts and lawyers are already drafting those orders as part of the administration's transition.

Still, advocacy groups and Democratic state governors have vowed to challenge at least some of those plans.

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