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Vought said he is overseeing the drafting of hundreds of executive orders, regulations and secretarial memos, to help make the US conservative movement’s radical goals a reality. These include plans for the “largest deportation in history” – a promise also made by Trump – and a proposal to use the military against US citizens to suppress large-scale protests in response. This will, Vought said, help to end multiculturalism in the United States.
But, according to Vought and a close aide, also secretly recorded as part of CCR’s investigation, the public won’t get to see these documents before the next Presidential election, or potentially ever. They are top secret. The plan is to share them clandestinely with Trump’s transition team, to avoid them being obtained by journalists via freedom of information requests.
“Eighty percent of my time is working on the plans of what’s necessary to take control of these bureaucracies,” Vought said, “And we are working doggedly on that, whether it’s destroying their agency’s notion of independence — they’re independent from the President — whether it’s bringing back concepts that ruled until Nixon of impoundment — the ability to not spend money — whether that is thinking through how the deportation would work. Those are all the things that we are working on predominantly right now.”