Day 1 - Inauguration Day:
Inauguration Speech: Deliver a speech outlining the administration's commitment to addressing historical injustices, promoting social equity, and prioritizing the needs of marginalized communities, including the bipod community, Indigenous peoples, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and addressing homelessness.
Executive Orders:
Issue an executive order to establish a commission on reparations for the Black and Indigenous communities, comprising activists, leaders, historians, and legal experts.
Sign an executive order to strengthen and protect reproductive health care and rights, ensuring access to comprehensive healthcare for all individuals.
Sign an executive order to protect LGBTQIA+ rights and prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
Issue an executive order to protect the rights and safety of drag queens and other LGBTQIA+ community members.
Establish an interagency task force on homelessness to develop and implement the Homelessness Program.
Issue an executive order to prevent religious organizations or ideologies from lobbying for legislation that forces individuals to follow specific religious beliefs physically, mentally, or emotionally, ensuring a clear separation of church and state.
First Month:
Meeting with Black Activists and Leaders:
Invite prominent Black activists, community leaders, and scholars to the White House to initiate discussions on reparations.
Task the commission on reparations with creating a comprehensive bill for reparations that addresses past injustices and systemic inequalities.
Treaty Violations and Indigenous Leadership:
Hold a summit with Indigenous leaders to address treaty violations and develop strategies for strengthening treaty rights and reparations.
Direct relevant federal agencies to conduct a comprehensive review of treaty violations and recommend corrective actions.
Homelessness Program Development:
Task the interagency task force to develop a comprehensive plan for the Homelessness Program, including strategies for acquiring condemned and abandoned homes.
Work with Congress to secure funding for the program through the federal budget.
Second Month:
Rehabilitation and Housing:
Launch the Homelessness Program, starting with the purchase of condemned and abandoned homes in areas with high homeless populations.
Collaborate with Habitat for Humanity and other nonprofits to support the rehabilitation process, engaging homeless individuals in the efforts to renovate the homes.
Affordable Mortgages and Support Services:
Set up a system for assessing each homeless individual's actual income and expenses to determine affordable mortgage rates.
Provide financial counseling and assistance to help homeless individuals navigate the mortgage process successfully.
Establish partnerships with addiction recovery centers, counseling services, and job placement agencies to offer comprehensive support services to program participants.
Reforming Policing:
Establish a task force on police reform, consisting of law enforcement experts, civil rights leaders, and community representatives.
Implement a system to evaluate and address police misconduct, with a focus on rooting out officers who violate the law or abuse their power.
Introduce legislation to promote community policing, demilitarization, and de-escalation training for law enforcement agencies.
Third Month:
Accessibility and Disability Support:
Ensure that the rehabilitated homes are accessible and accommodating for individuals with disabilities.
Streamline the process for homeless individuals to apply for disability benefits and provide assistance in securing access to necessary services.
Job Training and Employment:
Implement job training programs tailored to the needs and skills of program participants, creating pathways to sustainable employment.
Facilitate connections with local businesses to increase employment opportunities for those in the Homelessness Program.
Legislative Agenda:
Work closely with top legislators to draft and introduce the reparations bill, taking into account input from Black activists and leaders.
Collaborate with congressional allies to pass comprehensive legislation on reproductive health care and LGBTQIA+ rights.
Champion police reform bills that emphasize accountability, transparency, and community engagement.
Closing Foreign Military Bases and Reallocating Funds:
Initiate the process of closing foreign military bases that are no longer essential for national security.
Reallocate funds saved from base closures to strengthen veterans' services, improve infrastructure on active bases, and enhance housing for military personnel.
End of 100 Days:
Progress Evaluation:
Review the outcomes and progress of the Homelessness Program to assess its impact on reducing homelessness and improving the lives of program participants.
Use data-driven insights to make necessary adjustments and improvements to the program.
Continued Support and Advocacy:
Continue advocating for policies that address homelessness, mental health, and addiction, collaborating with Congress and community stakeholders.
Highlight the successes of the Homelessness Program and encourage other states and cities to adopt similar approaches.
Budget Proposal for the Homelessness Program:
Allocate $??? in the first year to acquire condemned and abandoned homes, fund rehabilitation efforts, and support comprehensive services for program participants.
Direct $??? to financial counseling and assistance services to ensure participants can afford and sustain their mortgages.
Allocate $??? to addiction recovery centers, mental health services, and job training programs to address underlying issues contributing to homelessness.
Set aside $???n for disability support services to help eligible participants access necessary benefits.
Collaborate with states, local governments, and nonprofits to leverage additional funding and resources for the Homelessness Program.
Note: The 100-day plan combines the administration's commitment to advancing equity, justice, addressing homelessness, ensuring the separation of church and state, and reallocating resources for veterans and active-duty services. It acknowledges the interconnectedness of issues affecting vulnerable populations and seeks to create comprehensive solutions for lasting change and support for those in need. The success of the plan will depend on sustained dedication, collaboration, and resource allocation to create a more just and equitable society.