The second Trump administration is underway, and the newly inaugurated president is expected to swiftly issue dozens of executive orders (EOs). The EOs were drafted during the transition process and will carry the full force and effect of law once issued. Presidents also commonly revoke some of the EOs issued by their predecessors. President Trump’s EOs are expected to cover a variety of issues, including:
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Brownstein will be maintaining a tracker of the EOs issued by President Trump in the first days and weeks of his second term. The tracker can be viewed by clicking the link here.
Please contact a member of the Brownstein Federal Government Relations team with any questions.
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