US President-elect Donald Trump will sign 11 executive orders related to the country's borders, one of which will allow the deployment of US troops on the borders, Reuters reported, citing a statement in Ex by a "Fox News" reporter, BTA reported.
According to another executive order, international cartels and criminal organizations will be declared terrorist organizations, and a third document will instruct the ministries of defense and homeland security to complete the construction of a wall along the border with Mexico, as well as to deploy forces to control the crossing, the reporter said, presenting details of three of the executive orders to which "Fox" has been granted access.
Donald Trump's second term as US president will usher in a new right-wing resurgence in Europe, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Wednesday, as he launched what he called an offensive to "occupy" Brussels, Reuters reported.
The nationalist prime minister, a longtime Trump supporter, sees a "golden era" in US-Hungarian relations during Trump's term despite a warning from Hungary's central bank that the future president's plans to impose tariffs on EU imports would hurt the country's economy.
"In just a few hours, even the sun will shine differently in Brussels. A new US president, a large faction of patriots in Brussels, huge enthusiasm," Orban said ahead of Trump's inauguration ceremony later today, which he will not attend. "So the great attack can begin. With this, I am launching the second phase of the offensive aimed at occupying Brussels," the Hungarian prime minister added.