Donald Trump described peaceful protesters as "hostages" in a past speech, highlighting his polarizing rhetoric. While some Republicans, like Senator Thom Tillis, have condemned the Capitol rioters for their violent actions, Trump's approach to handling political unrest is clear.

Trump's return to the White House could see the launch of "the largest deportation program in American history" on his first day, targeting undocumented immigrants, especially those with criminal backgrounds. Reports suggest mass raids are being prepared, starting in cities like Chicago.

In trade, Trump plans to reinstate hefty tariffs, particularly targeting China, Canada, and Mexico. His aggressive stance from his first administration will continue, including a 25% tariff on all products coming from Mexico and Canada.

Environmentally, Trump promises to undo President Biden's climate policies, aiming to roll back regulations on electric vehicles and national monuments while withdrawing from the Paris Climate Agreement.

On gender issues, Trump intends to ban transgender women from competing in women’s sports, claiming it will protect "women’s rights" and counteract what he calls Biden’s "cruel policies."

As he prepares to return to office, Trump's plans could dramatically reshape the political landscape, though whether he will face significant opposition remains to be seen.