President Donald Trump previewed his plans for office with around 200 executive actions on day one.

However, this is already facing challenges and an anti-Trump resistance seems to be forming

mainly among federal government employees, kind of the middle managers.

And the challenges for Trump's new administration, well,

they're not just limited to this. Before leaving office, former President Joe Biden also took

actions to put policies in place that are likely going to stall Trump's plans. And also,

right before leaving office, Biden declared the creation of the 28th Amendment to the Constitution

for what he referred to as equal rights.

I'm the Epic Times Senior Investigator reporter Joshua Phillip, and you're listening to Crossroads.

President Donald Trump, he's the 45th president of the United States. He's also now the 47th president of the United States.

And he has given some previews of his ambitious plans for office, including, you know, 200 day one actions leading up to all this.

But this plan could soon meet with resistance.

In fact, it might already be.

While the lead up to the inauguration has been pretty smooth, right?

We didn't really see the mass protests we saw last time.

We didn't see people going on the streets and wearing their pink hats and marching down

main street in New York.

We haven't seen any of that. But there's

something else now taking place. So a poll recently showed that nearly half of the government

managers in Washington, D.C., all the government agencies, they are planning to work against

Donald Trump using their roles.

Daily Signal said this.

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