President-elect Donald Trump has announced that he will end the automatic birthright US citizenship rule. But he expressed a willingness to work with Democrats to help some undocumented immigrants who arrived as children.

Trump said these things in an interview with NBC’s Meet the Press. It was his first interview with a broadcast channel after winning the November election.

At the same time, Trump said that on the first day after taking office next month, he will look into the issue of pardoning those involved in the 2021 Capitol Hill riots. He said, these people are suffering from hell.

In the interview, Trump said that after taking office on January 20, he will issue a number of executive orders on immigration, energy and the economy.

Three months after he lost the 2020 election, his supporters stormed the Congress building at the Capitol. Trump was asked whether he would pardon those who were found guilty in the incident. In response, Trump said, we will look at each case individually. But I will move very quickly. On the first day.

On immigration, Trump told NBC that he plans to repeal so-called birthright citizenship through an executive order. Under this policy, anyone born in the United States—even if their parents were born in another country—receives a US passport.

The birthright citizenship provision originated from the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution. This amendment states that all persons born in the United States are citizens of the United States.