Trump administration reviewing steps that could be taken without congressional approval if Democrats win congressional majority

With little time left before the November 3 elections in the US, an emergency plan prepared by the White House for months has surfaced.

The plan focuses on a scenario where Democrats secure a majority in both the Senate and the House of Representatives. In that case, the Trump administration aims to act via executive powers without waiting for Congress's approval.

The plan's focus areas cover immigration policy, tariffs, and public spending. The administration is evaluating executive orders and regulatory changes within the existing legal framework to overcome potential legislative blockages. This approach reflects a strategy of resolving conflicts with Congress through administrative action.

Experts say such pre-prepared plans are normal practice during transition periods, but note the scope is extraordinary. The plan's details have not been officially released, but leaks suggest it relies on a broad interpretation of executive power. It is understood the administration is prepared to act regardless of the election outcome.