Executive Orders

The executive order establishes a policy to improve accountability and transparency throughout the foreign defense sales system, consolidate parallel decision-making when determining which military capabilities the United States will choose to provide, reduce rules and regulations involved in the development, execution, and monitoring of foreign defense sales and transfer cases, increase government-industry collaboration to achieve…

President Trump issued an executive order revoking two previous orders from Presidents Carter and Clinton regarding federal office space management in urban areas. The order prioritizes central business districts when siting Federal facilities in urban areas, but it fails to adequately prioritize efficient and effective Government service. The president’s order intends to restore common sense…

The Trump administration’s executive order exempting certain federal employees from collective bargaining rights has been met with mixed reactions. Some argue that it is a necessary move to protect national security interests, while others believe it is an attempt to weaken labor unions and undermine the rights of federal workers. The executive order effectively revokes…

The executive order from President Trump targets Perkins Coie LLP, a law firm that has represented Hillary Clinton and other Democratic politicians in the past. It seeks to suspend the security clearances of individuals at the firm who are associated with them, investigate their practices for racial discrimination, and end federal funding of government contractors…

The first paragraph describes the purpose of withdrawing from the World Health Organization (WHO) and states that this decision was made due to various issues such as mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic, failure to adopt urgently needed reforms, and inability to demonstrate independence from political influence. Actions are taken to implement this order including revoking…

This proclamation by President Trump removes restrictions on commercial fishing in the PRIMNM, which was established under Obama’s executive orders and is currently managed by the Department of Commerce. The proclamation also provides for the continued management of the areas designated and reserved by Obama’s proclamations. One potential effect of this order could be an…

The executive order is titled “Promoting and Supporting the Second Amendment and Other Individual Rights with respect to Guns.” It was signed by President Donald Trump on January 8, 2025, in an effort to promote and support the Second Amendment and other individual rights related to guns. The order establishes a plan of action for…

This is a formal document issued by the President of the United States, titled “Executive Order: End Federal Support for Illegal Discrimination and Preferences in Education.” It was signed on January 21, 2025. Here’s an overview of its main points: **Purpose**: The order aims to eliminate illegal discrimination and preferences in education, including those based…

Keith Bass, Jayanta Bhattacharya, James Bishop, Frank Bisignano, Todd Blanche, Adam Boehler, Samuel Brown, Walter Clayton, Elbridge Colby, Monica Crowley, Harmeet Dhillon, Daniel Driscoll, Michael Duffy, Troy Edgar, Michael Faulkender, Stephen Feinberg, David Fink, Paul Atkins, Darío Gil, Preston Griffith, Jacob Helberg, Dudley Hoskins, Jared Isaacman, Scott Kupor, Christopher Landau, Luke Lindberg, William Long, Martin…

The President’s executive order is a further indication that the U.S. government remains committed to taking action against foreign trade practices that it believes are unfair or harmful to American businesses and consumers. The imposition of tariffs on Chinese imports in response to intellectual property concerns has been a significant issue in recent years, and…