President-elect Donald Trump plans to issue more than 100 executive orders starting from his first day in the White House, marking a shocking and strong start to his political campaign focused on border security, deportations, and several other priorities.

During a private meeting with Republican senators, Trump briefed them on plans for this bold start, which is expected to include multiple actions on his inauguration day, scheduled for January 20.

Stephen Miller, Trump's senior advisor, assured senators that actions related to border security and immigration law enforcement would be among the top priorities of the executive plans to be launched soon.

Senator John Hoeven of North Dakota indicated that "the number will be large," referring to the set of orders to be signed in the early days of Trump's presidency, ranging from addressing border issues with Mexico to policies related to energy and education.