Scoop: Trump's 100 executive orders

President-elect Trump and top advisers previewed ambitious plans for 100 executive orders during a meeting with Senate Republicans on Wednesday night, Axios has learned. Why it matters: While Congress debates the next moves on their own aggressive legislative plans, Trump let them know he is ready to roll — especially on immigration. Senators were given previews of some of what they were told would be 100 executive orders, two sources who were in the room told Axios. Stephen Miller, Trump's longtime immigration adviser, dove into how they intend to use executive power to address the border and immigration starting Day 1. It's unclear if all will be technical executive orders, or more broadly executive actions taken by Trump or federal agencies. One big border plan: Reinstating Title 42, according to multiple sources. The pandemic-era public health policy cites concerns about spreading illness to allow for the rapid expulsion of migrants at the border — preventing them from even a shot at asylum. There were millions of Title 42 expulsions from early in the COVID pandemic until President Biden ended the policy in 2023. Other executive actions and plans that Miller outlined included: More aggressively using a part of the Immigration and Nationality Act — 287(g) — which allows some state and local law enforcement to assist in some of the duties of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Building the border wall, constructing soft-sided facilities to hold migrants and implementing other asylum restrictions. For more information, visit us at https://www.beverlyhillsimmigrationlaw.com/.