Trump's adviser described his first steps after returning to the White House

Republican Donald Trump's first steps after returning to the White House will concern illegal immigration and oil production. This was stated by Jason Miller, a senior adviser to Trump's election campaign, on CBS.

According to Miller, Trump's first actions as president of the United States will be about things he can do without additional approval from Congress.

“All of the border security policies that have been put in place by Trump can simply be returned to the way they were before. They don't need a congressional decision to restore border protection," he says.

In addition, Trump can implement a number of measures that will reduce the prices of energy resources. "Other actions, of course, will require legislative action and appropriate decisions," Trump's adviser said.

According to Miller, Trump has transformed the Republican Party into "the party of the working class," which has seen growing support from black and Hispanic voters.