President-elect Trump has vowed to crack down on immigration and start mass deportations on day one of his presidency, and Project 2025 offers a wider look into what could come next. The big picture: The 900-page wishlist is a roadmap for the next Republican administration to zero in on initiatives the GOP has long targeted — including a to-do list on immigration.

Trump has pledged to quickly recommence construction of the border wall. The Department of Homeland Security has about $1 billion in construction funds left from Trump’s first term, and some supplies remain stockpiled along the border where they were left when Biden froze the project in January 2021.

When Jim McDonnell was L.A. County sheriff, he allowed federal immigration authorities to target people for deportation in the nation's largest jail system. Now, with Donald Trump returning to office and McDonnell set to lead the LAPD,

Wendy Schiller, professor of political science at Brown University, examines President-Elect Donald Trump's domestic priorities for the early days of his new term in office and what the Democratic Party must do to regain the trust of more voters heading into the next election cycle.