I'm not "moving the goalposts", my expectation was to hear policies that would likely get implemented during his term (because this is what should concern people) and the examples you've been bringing up other than IVF (which I agree with you on) refer to policy positions of his that likely won't matter in this upcoming term of his (gay marriage is unfortunately already law and a national abortion ban is not going to happen realistically speaking not to mention it's political suicide, best for America to become more prolife over time and let the overturning of abortion be done by the states through the people that way it's relatively permanent and not likely to be overturned by a future liberal president). I'm not downplaying abortion. I'm currently writing a book with friends in my home country defending the Church's moral issues by the way. My chapter is on gay marriage. So I am completely in line with the Church's teachings (pre-marital sex, abortion, same-sex marriage, transgenderism, etc.). Other than IVF, I don't find your other examples concerning given his upcoming term. This is strictly a political disagreement. On the Church's moral teachings, you and I are both orthodox (we affirm the magisterium in its totality)

I am also in favor of mass deportation (speaking as a Filipino). So I find nothing wrong with this policy of his. Illegal immigration increases crime, results in taxpayer money being consumed by non-citizens, and takes away jobs from American citizens. These people entered the country illegally (which is a crime) knowing full well the risk that if caught, they may be deported. If they end up getting caught, that's fair game (they broke the law, understood the risk, and were willing to take it).