January 24, 2025

The President has revoked a 2021 Presidential Memorandum and reinstated a 2017 one regarding the Mexico City Policy. This policy restricts U.S. funding for international organizations that provide or support abortion services, including coercive abortion methods. The new policy aims to prevent taxpayer dollars from being used to fund organizations that support or participate in…

The executive order revokes two previous orders related to reproductive healthcare, Executive Order 14076 and Executive Order 14079, which had embedded taxpayer funding for elective abortions in various federal programs. The order is intended to restore the policy of not using federal taxpayer dollars to fund or promote elective abortion, as established by the Hyde…

Section 1 of the executive order describes a recent natural disaster that has occurred in Los Angeles, California, caused by wildfires. The area was severely affected, leading to concerns about housing displacement and general recovery efforts. To address these concerns, Section 3 aims to end the subsidization of California’s mismanagement by requiring an assessment of…

The Federal Emergency Management Agency Review Council shall be established to recommend improvements and structural changes to promote national resilience and enable effective disaster response. The council will consist of not more than 20 members, including the Secretary of Homeland Security, the Secretary of Defense, relevant agency heads, distinguished individuals, and representatives from outside sectors…

The President signed hundreds of executive actions in the first 100 hours of his second administration, including measures to secure the border, deport criminal illegal immigrants, unleash American prosperity, lower costs, increase government transparency, and reinstitute merit-based hiring in the federal government. These executive orders have already resulted in significant investments, with over $1 trillion…