Donald Trump just became the 47th president of the United States and he finally wants to look into the dîvorcē law that has been t0rmenting men in America. He said, “Dîvorce has become a very lucrative business for women in the United States and I’m gonna put an end t it.

“ ALSO READ: ‘I Did Nothing Wrong, I Am A Political Prisoner, But Will Soon Be Free’ – Donald Trump Says “If a woman marries a rich man, it doesn’t mean she gets to leave as a rich woman after dîvorce.

“ “If upon dîvorce the woman needs money, the man can borrow her a maximum of $1-million if she has a colleteral. “ “$1-million isn’t alot of money for the rich man but it should be a lot about for the woman because she didn’t work for it.

“ ALSO READ: US Police, Derek Chauvin Stabbed In Prison While Serving Jail For Killing George Floyd “If I’m worth $50-million, I’m not gonna give you $25-million after dîvorce. It’s my money and I worked very hard for it. I don’t care if we’ve been married for 6 years or even 25 years or even have children.

“ ALSO READ: An Identified UK Wife Buys Sex Doll To Satisfy Husband’s High Libido “If you don’t have enough money to take care of our children, leave them with me.

“ “I think that just because somebody marries somebody that built something huge, doesn’t necessarily mean that just because they get a dîvorce, that they should end up like the Queen of Sheba.” [CONTINUE READING HERE]>>>>

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President Donald Trump on Monday signed a series of executive orders addressing immigration, climate policies, and international relations.

The actions also included controversial pardons and reversals of previous administration policies.

Immigration Policies

Trump declared a national emergency at the southern border and announced plans for a large-scale deportation operation involving military resources. He signed an order to revoke birthright citizenship, a move expected to face legal challenges, as citizenship for those born in the U.S. is protected by the Constitution pardons for several individuals involved in the January 6, 2021, Capitol attack. He referred to those convicted or who pleaded guilty as “hostages” and justified the pardons as a gesture to his supporters.

Diversity and Inclusion

Trump repealed several orders promoting diversity, equality, and LGBTQ rights. He announced that the federal government would only recognize “two genders, male and female,” rolling back protections introduced under previous administrations.

Climate Policies

Trump withdrew the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement, marking his second exit from the accord. He justified the decision by emphasizing energy independence and signed an order declaring a “national energy emergency,” expanding oil and gas drilling across the nation.

Work-from-Home Policies

Another executive order ended remote work allowances for federal employees, requiring them to return to full-time office schedules. Trump criticized the work-from-home model that became prevalent during the COVID-19 pandemic.

International Relations

Trump signed an order to withdraw the U.S. from the World Health Organization, claiming the country was contributing more financially than China. He also delayed enforcing a ban on TikTok, giving its Chinese parent company 75 days to sell a significant stake to U.S. entities.

Additionally, Trump revoked sanctions against Israeli settlers accused of violence in the West Bank and removed Cuba from the list of state sponsors of terrorism, reversing actions taken by the Biden administration.