President Donald Trump made presidential orders former President Joe Biden to launch his administration, according to data compiled by the UC Santa Barbara Presidential Project (APP). I signed more than twice as much.
According to the execution list of 10,441 total presidential orders the app has archive Back to President George Washington, Trump signed 60 executive orders during the first two and a half weeks of his administration.
By comparison, Biden enacted 29 executive orders in the first 18 days, while former President Barack Obama signed 14 orders in 2009 in the same time frame. According to the data, Trump's 60 executive orders have not been consolidated for all presidents in the first 18 days. of their first or second term except Trump's first term since the start of the Reagan administration.
Biden, Obama and former presidents George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush and Ronald Reagan issued 58 executive orders during the first two and a half weeks of president, according to the App The data is shown.
In his first term, Trump enacted eight executive orders in his first 18 days.
The President also outperforms all his 21st century predecessors on memorandums and declarations. He has issued 21 memos since taking office, with over 13 Biden signing to commence his term, 12 Obama signing to commence his first term, and from 2013 We published six people in the second term, which were published in the same period.
Bush signed three memorandums in the first two and a half weeks of his terms.
Additionally, Trump has issued nine declarations, overturning the eight Biden made over the 18 days and the total eight Obama signed to launch both administrations. Bush ordered three declarations in each administration over a similar period.
Trump's latest enforcement action came Thursday when he signed an order to establish a “task force to eradicate anti-Christian bias” in the federal government and imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC). I did.
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