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The response from commentators and legal minds was clear: Trump's announcement appears more as a political statement than a legally feasible move. Many suggested that presidential authority over executive orders and pardons is absolute and that attempting to undo Biden’s actions would likely face insurmountable constitutional and legal obstacles.
Fox News contributor Mark Mullen commented that any such cancellation by Trump would be largely symbolic, emphasizing that once an executive order or pardon is signed, it’s effectively final. The general consensus is that this move is intended to pressure or highlight perceived illegitimacy rather than serve as a practical policy shift.