Nine days in, and his highly controversial executive order banning people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US - as well as banning refugees from Syria entering indefinitely - has resulted in a global backlash.

The ban on international abortion counselling was first implemented by Ronald Reagan in 1984, and has since been lifted by every Democrat president and reinstated by every Republican.

Trump has swiftly followed suit, to the joy of anti-abortion activists.

The ban says foreign NGOs that receive any cash from the US cannot provide ‘counselling or referrals for abortion or advocating for access to abortion services in their country’.

Critics say this is essentially a ‘global gag rule’.

Not even an hour passed after the inauguration before the Trump Administration announced they would seek to pull out of NAFTA, the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto has since said his country will aim to keep tariff-free commerce with the US and Canada in its talks with Trump.

The head of a business advisory council to Trump says that Canada has a ‘very special status’, and so will not be hit hard by the changes the US is hoping to make.

Trump has vowed to prevent China from taking territory in the international waters of the South China Sea.

In response, Chinese media has stated that this would require Trump to ‘wage war’.

Since taking power, these are the policies he has actually moved to enact.