Joe Biden, who announced his victory in the presidential elections in the United States, is planning to cancel a number of Donald Trump's orders as soon as he takes office on January 20. Writes about this The Washington Post with reference to informed sources.
Thus, Biden plans to return the United States to the Paris climate agreement, as well as cancel the country's withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO).
In addition, according to sources of the publication, Biden wants to immediately lift the immigration ban, which was aimed at many countries with a Muslim majority, as well as restore a program that allows people illegally brought to the United States as a child to remain in the country.
The publication also notes that Biden's top advisers spent months working on how best to implement his campaign plan, and even put together a book of his campaign promises, on the basis of which to make certain decisions.
Earlier, Biden, during his speech to the American people, promised to restore the United States to respect in the world. He also announced his intention to unite society and seek America's leadership in the world.
On November 7, Democrat Joe Biden, who received 290 of the required 270 electoral votes and thus secured his victory, proclaimed himself elected President of the United States.
In turn, Donald Trump said that he hopes to regain his leading position in a number of states through the courts. According to the head of state, he was leading by a wide margin in several states on the evening of election day, and then a few days later this gap “miraculously evaporated.”
