Donald Trump's Separation Of Power

Donald Trump, our elected president promised to make America great again. He promised to do many things, some of them seem possible to fulfill, others are unlikely to happen. Since The USA has a strict principle of separation of powers, his power must be shared with the Congress and the judiciary. Other factors like the media, public opinion ,and the American political traditions can limit the execution of his promises as well.
He promised to fully repeal Obamacare. Knowing that the repeal of Obamacare depends entirely on the House and Senate with the GOP keeping the House and the majority of republican retaining control in the Senate. Trump proposed to replace the Affordable Care Act with “Federalism’’ program. In fact, governmental power in the USA is divided into several entities which are the federal government and the state and local governments. In order for Trump to have an extended power, he has to win federal employees or find a way to place his loyalists into leadership positions in the federal government. Compromising will make his promises possible to achieve.
Trump also promised to be the greatest jobs creator. He promised to offer sufficient jobs for all Americans, but in order for him to do that, he will have to beat the record of Ronald
That goal seems unrealistic because it involves many matters. The wall across the U.S. and Mexico border is at least 2,000-mile which means it will cost a huge amount of money. That money would have to be devoted by Congress because he can`t do it without congressional support. Also building the wall will be difficult because of Native American reservations. In addition, Trump will have to figure out ways to deal with the issues of the public opinion. There is no doubt that the subject will cause protests, meetings, assemblies...He will also have to find a way to make Mexico paying him back for the expenses. chances are that won`t