SNL Parodies Trump’s First 100 Days Featuring Belichick Law, J.K. Rowling Pardon, Elmo ICE Arrest

Saturday Night Live (SNL) aired a cold open parodying Donald Trump's presidency, focusing on his first 100 days in office. The sketch featured cast member Mikey Day portraying Trump's Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller. The show mocked Trump's prolific signing of executive orders, including a fictional "Belichick Law" allowing older men to date much younger women. Other satirical elements included Trump's supposed papal ambitions, a pardon for author J.K. Rowling, and the apprehension of the character Elmo by ICE. The parody also joked about renaming the recession as "recess." The segment incorporated humorous references to Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson, highlighting the exaggerated and absurd nature of the depicted executive actions.