Joe Biden, who announced his victory in the US presidential elections, said that during his first 100 days in office he wants to implement immigration reform, cancel Donald Trump's environmental decrees and help state governments in the fight against COVID-19.
"I will send to the Senate of the United States an immigration bill that will allow more than 11 million unregistered people in America to get citizenship," Biden said in an interview with NBC.
"I also intend to put an end to some, I think, very harmful executive orders that have significantly affected the deterioration of the climate and made us less healthy (...), which were signed by the president (Trump), "- he noted.
Biden said that he would make sure that the authorities of the states affected by the coronavirus pandemic received "immediate help", although he did not specify how he would do this.
"This is more than just a financial crisis, this is a crisis that causes real mental stress in millions of people," he said.
Biden also noted that he does not plan to initiate an investigation into Trump after the inauguration.
"I'm not going to do what this president is doing and use the Department of Justice as a vehicle to insist that something happened," he said.
Elections in the USA took place on November 3. Most of the votes have already been counted, but the official results of ballot processing in the states will be known later. However, on the basis of the available data, on November 7, the leading American mass media predicted the victory of Biden in the presidential elections.
