What Executive Orders Did Trump Sign?
What Executive Orders Has Trump Signed?
President Donald Trump started his second term with executive orders, reflecting his administration's policy goals. Here’s a breakdown of the key orders signed so far:
Immigration and Border Security
- Border Emergency Declaration: Trump declared a national emergency at the southern border, allowing more troops to assist with border security efforts.
- Asylum Policy: The administration reinstated the "Remain in Mexico" policy, requiring asylum seekers to wait outside the U.S. while their cases are processed.
- Ending Birthright Citizenship: Aimed at limiting automatic citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants, this policy is expected to face legal challenges.
- Cartel Designation: Certain cartels were labeled as terrorist organizations to allow additional resources for combating their activities.
Energy and Environmental Policies
- Paris Agreement Withdrawal: The U.S. has officially exited the international Paris Climate Accord, focusing on domestic energy interests.
- National Energy Emergency: An emergency was declared to accelerate drilling projects and reduce regulations promoting electric vehicles.
Government Efficiency
- New Department: The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) was created, with Elon Musk leading efforts to cut waste and improve operations.
- Federal Worker Accountability: The "Schedule F" policy was reinstated, making it easier to dismiss underperforming federal employees.
Social and Cultural Policies
- Gender Policy: Federal agencies now recognize only two genders—male and female.
- Program Funding: Funding for diversity and inclusion programs in federal institutions has been halted.
- Pardons: Trump pardoned individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol riots, fulfilling a campaign promise.
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