This was reported by the Wall Street Journal.
One of the most notable decisions was the complete pardon of 1,500 participants in the Capitol riot, who were convicted for their actions in January 2021.
Additionally, Trump signed an order to revoke 78 decisions made by the Biden administration. Among the key changes was the blocking of federal agencies' ability to issue regulations until power was transferred to the new administration. He also ordered a freeze on all federal contracts, except those related to defense and several strategically important sectors.
Equally significant was his decision to withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement. This accord, aimed at reducing carbon emissions, had already faced criticism from Trump during his previous presidential term. Returning to this stance indicates the new-old leader's intention to continue his approach of reducing regulatory impacts on businesses.
Trump also made several symbolic moves, including bringing back the button for ordering Diet Coke in the Oval Office, which had become one of his distinctive "calling cards."
Earlier that same day, Trump signed orders concerning the appointment of key officials and the raising of the national flag. These actions were met with applause from his supporters gathered in Washington for the inauguration events.
We also previously reported on Trump's extensive plans for changes in immigration policy.