Trump’s second inauguration, the 60th U.S. presidential inauguration, will be held on Monday, Jan. 20, on the western side of the U.S. Capitol Building.

Donald Trump's presidential inauguration is scheduled to begin at noon ET. According to the U.S. Constitution's 20th Amendment, each presidential inauguration should take place Jan. 20, unless that date falls on a Sunday. Then, the president takes the oath of office in private Jan. 20, and the public event is moved to Jan. 21.

Trump has repeatedly accused the Mexican government of not doing enough to stop migrants and drugs from entering the U.S. and has threatened sweeping tariffs to force more action. He has also railed against Chinese plants setting up shop in Mexico.

Here's what to know about Inauguration Day, inauguration balls and events, how tickets are distributed and how to watch Trump's swearing-in next week.

He has already named most of his Cabinet nominees and several other White House positions, including Cincinnati native Vivek Ramaswamy, a former presidential candidate whom Trump tapped to help lead the newly formed Department of Government Efficiency,

President-elect Donald Trump will take the oath of office once again. Here's the schedule of events for Inauguration Day.

Inauguration Day is a mix of traditions and Constitutional requirements that ensures the proper transfer of power. There will be parties — some of them quite expensive — celebrating the inauguration.