How Many Executive Orders Does Each President Sign?

Directs the Treasury Secretary to determine within 5 days whether to defer diesel excise tax payments through December 31, 2026, and to have the IRS announce penalty relief for dyed diesel use.

Requires executive agencies to use "Super Intelligence" and "SI" in place of "Artificial Intelligence" and "AI" in non-statutory documents. Directs the APST to propose a legislative definition within 60 days.

Directs agencies to run a DC campaign to cut invasive mosquitoes 90% and ticks 50% by 2028. Also orders an EPA regulatory framework for new control technologies and HHS and USDA research prizes.

Directs the GSA Administrator to establish America.gov as a single online entry point for covered federal services, using Login.gov for authentication, and requires agencies to integrate their covered services.

Directs State, Labor and Homeland Security to consult Commerce, Education and SBA on H-1B filings and to weigh employer layoffs when considering H-1B applications, petitions and visas.

Directs Commerce and NOAA to modernize recreational fishing data collection, including mobile reporting, and directs Interior to set up an offshore Reef-in-Place Program within 60 days.

Directs Interior to allow hunting in Castle Mountains and Craters of the Moon national monuments and directs agencies to propose changes expanding hunting and fishing access on Federal lands.

Revokes Executive Order 13508 on Chesapeake Bay restoration, directs agencies to redirect Bay funding to direct water quality projects, and tasks EPA with working with jurisdictions to encourage repeal of stormwater fees.

Amends EO 13603 to add the Secretary of the Interior alongside the Secretary of Energy in Defense Production Act energy delegations, each acting independently, and routes energy disputes to the National Energy Dominance Council.

Requires the Secretaries of War and Veterans Affairs to set up ongoing sharing of military personnel and treatment records within 180 days and update the Transition Assistance Program.

Directs a 90-day review of regulations affecting ranchers, a delisting determination for gray and Mexican wolves, and a review of authority for mandatory beef country-of-origin labeling.

Directs the Agriculture Secretary to expand Packers and Stockyards Act enforcement and to widen interstate market access for State-inspected meat, including a new guaranteed loan program for small beef processors.

Establishes a Presidential Commission, chaired by the NASA Administrator, to report within 120 days on proposals for a NASA-led United States Space Academy, including governance, curriculum and service obligations.

Directs the Interior Secretary to rename Lake Ontario as "Lake America" within 30 days and update the GNIS, and directs the Board on Geographic Names to guide federal references to the new name.

Declares a national emergency over foreign supply of bulk-power system electric equipment and prohibits foreign-produced equipment transactions that the Energy Secretary determines pose undue risk.

Declares childhood vaccine recommendations in three categories, directs HHS to present vaccine plans in 90 days, and directs the Attorney General to pursue legal actions on State exemption laws.

Directs the Secretaries of State and Homeland Security to act against birth tourism on nonimmigrant visas, including denying or revoking visas and entry, and delegates INA section 215(a) authority to them.

Prohibits agencies from issuing or accepting documents recognizing United States citizenship for persons when neither parent is a citizen and either is an alien enemy or foreign government employee.

Establishes the President's Military Spouse Commission, chaired by the Secretary of War's spouse, to advise the President on military spouse and family policies, with a report each fiscal year and a 2-year term.

Directs the Interior Secretary, through the NPS, to install temporary signage and exhibits near the National Museum of American History citing the Report's findings; tasks officials to use available authorities on the Smithsonian.

Ends most 10 U.S.C. 4872(c)(1) waivers for covered materials after Jan. 1, 2027 unless a mitigation plan is accepted, and directs War Department supply chain mapping rules and domestic source qualification.

Directs EPA to prioritize registering alternatives to older active ingredients and review pre-harvest desiccation uses; directs USDA to maximize Regenerative Pilot Program funding.

Directs an update of the National Quantum Strategy and establishes the QC-ADDS Effort to develop a quantum computer, with actions on quantum sensing, supply chains, workforce and security.

Directs agencies to transition to post-quantum cryptography; OMB guidance must require high value assets and high impact systems to use it for key establishment by 2030 and signatures by 2031.

Directs the Homeland Security Secretary to tighten importer-of-record rules (bonding, assets, disclosures, good standing, vetting, limits on foreign importers) and to strengthen penalties, disclosures and disposal of noncompliant imports.

Places the positions in its Appendix in Schedule Policy/Career, amends Civil Service Rules and two prior orders to implement it, and directs agencies to set aside bonus pools for these employees.

Directs agencies to strengthen federal cyber defenses, form an AI cybersecurity clearinghouse, and design a voluntary framework for pre-release government access to covered frontier models.

Rescinds Executive Orders 11644 and 11989 on off-road vehicle use on public lands, and directs War, Interior, Agriculture, TVA and other agencies to start rulemakings to rescind or revise implementing regulations.

Directs CDC and ACIP to review HHS's peer-country scientific assessment and update the childhood vaccine schedule, and requires agencies to align actions and coverage with that schedule.

Directs Treasury to issue an advisory on financial-fraud red flags tied to non-work authorized populations and propose stronger Bank Secrecy Act due diligence rules; directs CFPB and bank regulators on credit risk.

Directs Federal financial regulators to review within 90 days rules and processes affecting fintech firms and act within 180 days; asks the Federal Reserve to report on payment account access for covered firms.

Blocks property of foreign persons tied to Cuba's government, listed sectors, human rights abuse or corruption, suspends their entry, and authorizes sanctions on foreign financial institutions dealing with them.

Directs the Treasury Secretary to establish the TrumpIRA.gov website by January 1, 2027, listing low-cost IRAs eligible for the Federal Saver's Match of up to $1,000, and to take steps to implement the match.

Directs agencies to use fixed-price or performance-based contracts by default, requires written justification and dollar-threshold approval for non-fixed-price contracts, and orders review of each agency's 10 largest.

Directs FDA to give priority vouchers to Breakthrough-designated psychedelic drugs and set a Right to Try access pathway, and directs HHS to allocate at least $50 million to State psychedelic programs.

Directs agencies that contract with or fund universities to weigh violations of college athletics rules in responsibility reviews, and the Attorney General to challenge conflicting State laws.

Directs DHS and SSA to compile State Citizenship Lists for election officials and the Postmaster General to propose USPS rules limiting ballot mail to enrolled voters, with barcoded envelopes.

Requires agencies to put a clause in federal contracts and subcontracts barring racially discriminatory DEI activities, with termination and False Claims Act exposure for violations; directs OMB guidance and FAR changes.

Continues the FEMA Review Council until 10 days after its report is submitted to the President or May 29, 2026, whichever is first, and assigns the President's Federal Advisory Committee Act functions to the Homeland Security Secretary.

Directs the Commerce Secretary and FCC Chairman to coordinate with the CFP Committee, NCAA and broadcasters to set an exclusive Army-Navy Game window with no other college football broadcast.

Establishes a Task Force to Eliminate Fraud in the Executive Office of the President, chaired by the Vice President, to coordinate national efforts against fraud in Federal benefit programs and set anti-fraud requirements.

Directs agencies to review and revise water, energy-efficiency and permitting rules affecting housing construction, and orders HUD to issue state and local regulatory best practices within 60 days.

Directs the CFPB, bank regulators, FHFA, HUD, VA and USDA to consider easing mortgage rules for community and smaller banks, including ATR/QM, HMDA, capital, appraisal and e-signature changes; FHFA must report in 120 days.

Directs the FTC to prioritize enforcement against unlawful "Made in America" claims and consider rules on online marketplace origin verification; agencies must verify origin claims in federal contracts.

Amends Executive Order 13603 to add the Secretary of Energy alongside the Commerce Secretary in section 203, each exercising the delegated authority independently. Clarifies agency heads need not recommend delegated actions under EO 14156.

Directs five agencies to review anti-cybercrime measures and submit an action plan against transnational criminal organizations. Directs State to press foreign governments to act.

Provides that the additional ad valorem duties imposed pursuant to IEEPA in nine listed Executive Orders shall no longer be in effect or collected; the national emergencies remain in effect.

Continues the suspension of duty-free de minimis treatment for all countries and revises Executive Order 14324 so postal shipments pay a duty at the rate set in the February 20, 2026 import surcharge Proclamation.

Delegates Defense Production Act contract-priority and allocation authority to the Agriculture Secretary to ensure supply of elemental phosphorus and glyphosate-based herbicides.

Directs the Secretary of War, with the Secretary of Energy, to seek long-term power purchase agreements with coal-fired plants to power DOW installations, prioritizing grid reliability, on-site fuel security and mission assurance.

Directs the Attorney General to give DHS access to criminal history record information held by DOJ for screening and vetting, and lets DHS exchange such records reciprocally with Visa Waiver Program and allied countries.

Ends the additional 25 percent duty on imports of products of India imposed under Executive Order 14329, effective February 7, 2026, and directs Commerce to monitor whether India resumes importing Russian oil.

Establishes an America First Arms Transfer Strategy using arms sales to expand U.S. defense production, and directs agencies to build a sales catalog, a task force, and streamlined processes.

Sets a process for additional tariffs, e.g. 25 percent, on goods of countries acquiring Iranian goods or services: Commerce makes findings, State recommends, and the President decides.

Directs the Interior and Transportation Secretaries to designate a Washington, D.C. route for the Freedom 250 Grand Prix INDYCAR race within 14 days and to expedite the permits and approvals it needs.

Declares a national emergency regarding Cuba and sets a process under which Commerce and State determine possible additional tariffs on goods from countries that supply oil to Cuba.

Establishes the White House Great American Recovery Initiative, co-chaired by the HHS Secretary and a Senior Advisor, to coordinate federal addiction treatment and recovery efforts and advise agencies.

Continues the FEMA Review Council created by Executive Order 14180 until March 25, 2026, and assigns the President's Federal Advisory Committee Act functions for it to the Secretary of Homeland Security.

Directs FEMA and SBA to consider rules preempting State and local permitting for federally funded disaster rebuilding with builder self-certification; orders audit of California's HMGP funds.

Directs agencies to issue guidance barring federal support for or sale of single-family homes to large institutional investors, and directs Treasury, DOJ, FTC and HUD to review and act on investor purchases.

Designates the Board of Peace as a public international organization entitled to the privileges, exemptions, and immunities provided by the International Organizations Immunities Act.

Establishes a second three-member emergency board, effective January 16, 2026, to investigate Long Island Rail Road labor disputes; it must report on the most reasonable final offer after offers are submitted.

Declares a national emergency and bars attachment or other judicial process against Venezuelan oil revenue funds held in Treasury accounts, directing Treasury to hold them as Venezuela's property and assert immunity.

Directs the Secretary of War to identify underperforming defense contractors that made buy-backs or distributions, and to bar such payouts in future contracts during underperformance.

Closes executive departments and agencies and excuses employees from duty on December 24 and 26, 2025, while letting agency heads keep certain offices open and staff on duty for national security or public need.

Directs the Attorney General to expeditiously complete rulemaking to move marijuana to Schedule III, and directs work with Congress and HHS agencies on hemp-derived CBD product definitions and research.

Directs agencies to implement space policy priorities (Moon return by 2028, lunar outpost by 2030) through plans and acquisition reforms, and revokes the National Space Council order.

Sets 2026 pay schedules for federal civilian, Senior Executive Service, executive, legislative, judicial and military personnel, plus locality pay, and directs OPM to assess up to 3.8% for law enforcement.

Designates illicit fentanyl and its core precursor chemicals as weapons of mass destruction and directs agencies to pursue prosecutions, financial actions, and Defense and Homeland Security measures.

Directs the SEC to review and consider revising rules on proxy advisors and shareholder proposals, the FTC to investigate proxy advisor practices, and the Labor Secretary to revise ERISA fiduciary guidance.

Directs the Attorney General to set up an AI Litigation Task Force to challenge State AI laws, and directs Commerce, FCC, and FTC actions on State AI laws, including limits on BEAD funding for States.

Directs the Attorney General and FTC Chairman to each establish a Food Supply Chain Security Task Force to investigate anti-competitive behavior and foreign control in food supply chains, and to brief Congress.

Establishes the Genesis Mission, a national AI-for-science effort, and directs the Energy Secretary to build and run the American Science and Security Platform and to identify at least 20 science challenges.

Directs State and Treasury to report within 30 days on designating Muslim Brotherhood chapters, including in Lebanon, Jordan and Egypt, as terrorist organizations, then act within 45 days of the report.

Exempts certain agricultural products from the additional 40 percent duty on Brazilian goods under EO 14323, modifying the Harmonized Tariff Schedule and updating Annex I, effective November 13, 2025.

Exempts certain agricultural products from the reciprocal tariffs by modifying the Harmonized Tariff Schedule and updating Annex II and the aligned-partners annex, effective November 13, 2025.

Directs HHS to modernize state child-welfare data and systems, publish an annual state scorecard, and set up a "Fostering the Future" initiative for youth in or leaving foster care, plus faith-partner steps.

Continues suspending the heightened reciprocal tariffs on imports from the PRC until November 10, 2026, to implement the US-PRC trade arrangement, and directs agencies to monitor PRC compliance.

Reduces the additional duty on products of the PRC under Executive Order 14195 from 20 percent to 10 percent, effective November 10, 2025, and amends the HTSUS accordingly.

Bars filling vacant Federal civilian positions or creating new ones except as provided, and requires each agency to create a Strategic Hiring Committee and an Annual Staffing Plan.

Directs the MAHA Commission to develop ways to use AI for pediatric cancer diagnosis and treatment, starting with the Childhood Cancer Data Initiative, and to pursue more funding. Tasks HHS with AI data-interoperability standards.

Continues the listed federal advisory committees until September 30, 2027, and assigns the President's Federal Advisory Committee Act functions for them to the designated agency heads.

Commits the U.S. to treat an armed attack on Qatar as a threat to U.S. peace and security and to take lawful measures in response, and directs the Secretary of War to maintain joint contingency planning with Qatar.

Determines the TikTok divestiture framework is a qualified divestiture under the Act and bars DOJ enforcement for 120 days. Revokes the 2024 delegation memorandum and amends the 2020 Musical.ly divestment order.

Directs Commerce, State and Homeland Security to set up a "Gold Card" expedited immigrant visa program for aliens giving $1 million (individual) or $2 million (corporation) to Commerce, within 90 days.

Extends the TikTok enforcement delay to December 16, 2025, barring Justice Department enforcement of the Act for past or current conduct, and directs the Attorney General to issue guidance and no-liability letters to providers.

Establishes an emergency board of three members to investigate disputes between the Long Island Rail Road and employees represented by five labor organizations, and to report to the President within 30 days.

Authorizes the Secretary of State to designate State Sponsors of Wrongful Detention and directs responses on designation, such as sanctions, visa, passport, aid and export restrictions.

Authorizes "Secretary of War" and "Department of War" as secondary titles for the Secretary and Department of Defense, and directs a 60-day recommendation on permanently renaming the Department.

Replaces Annex II to EO 14257 with an updated list of goods outside reciprocal tariffs, modifies the HTSUS, and directs Commerce and the USTR to implement framework and final trade agreements.

Sets the additional ad valorem duty on products of Japan so the total with the Column 1 Duty Rate is 15 percent, including automobiles and parts, and ends certain tariffs on aircraft products.

Makes classical and traditional architecture the preferred style for major Federal buildings and directs GSA to update its procedures, staffing and design reviews, with notice to the President for divergent designs.

Amends Executive Order 12171 to exclude from federal labor-management relations coverage Bureau of Reclamation hydropower units, parts of Commerce and NOAA, NASA, and the U.S. Agency for Global Media.

Directs the Attorney General to list jurisdictions that have substantially eliminated cash bail, and directs agencies to identify federal funds to those jurisdictions that may be suspended or terminated.

Directs the Attorney General to prioritize prosecuting flag desecration that violates content-neutral laws, and directs denial of immigration benefits to foreign nationals who desecrate the flag.

Directs federal officials to seek federal custody and charges for D.C. arrestees and the Attorney General to review MPD policies and assess D.C.'s cash bail ban, with agencies to identify actions to press D.C. to change it.

Directs more Park Police and prosecutors in D.C., a specialized D.C. National Guard unit and a national Guard quick reaction force, a federal recruiting portal, and HUD and DOT inspections.

Establishes the America by Design initiative and a National Design Studio with a Chief Design Officer in the White House Office, and directs agencies to consult the Officer and show initial results by July 4, 2026.

Revokes Executive Order 14036 of July 9, 2021 (Promoting Competition in the American Economy), which had set out a government-wide approach to competition policy.

Directs ASPR to list about 26 critical drugs, ready the SAPIR repository, and obtain a 6-month supply of their APIs, preferring domestic makers. It also requires an updated essential medicines list and plan.

Directs Transportation to expedite environmental reviews and reevaluate 14 CFR Part 450 for launch and reentry licenses, and directs agencies to speed spaceport development and Commerce to propose novel-activity authorizations.

Extends until November 10, 2025 the suspension of the additional country-specific tariff on imports from China, and directs agencies to implement the extension.

Requires the DC Mayor to provide Metropolitan Police Department services for Federal purposes for the maximum period under the Home Rule Act, and delegates direction of those services to the Attorney General.

Requires agency heads to designate a senior appointee to review funding announcements and discretionary grants, and directs OMB to revise grant guidance to allow termination for convenience.

Directs federal banking regulators to remove reputation risk from their guidance and exam materials and review institutions for debanking, and directs the SBA to require lenders to reinstate affected clients.

Directs the Labor Secretary to reexamine ERISA fiduciary guidance on alternative assets in 401(k) plans within 180 days and propose clarifying rules or safe harbors; tells the SEC to consider easing access.

Imposes an additional 25 percent ad valorem duty on imports of articles of India because it imports Russian Federation oil, and directs Commerce and State to assess other countries doing likewise.

Establishes the White House Task Force on the 2028 Summer Olympics, chaired by the President, to coordinate federal security, transportation, and visa planning for the Games; it terminates December 31, 2028.

Amends EO 13265 to establish the President's Council on Sports, Fitness, and Nutrition and reestablish the Presidential Fitness Test, and revokes EOs 13824 and 12345.

Replaces the reciprocal tariff rates with country-specific additional duties listed in Annex I, applies 10 percent to unlisted partners, and sets a 40 percent duty on goods transshipped to evade duties.

Raises the additional duty on Canadian products under EO 14193 from 25 to 35 percent from August 1, 2025, and sets a 40 percent duty and penalties for goods transshipped to evade it.

Ends duty-free de minimis treatment for all shipments from all countries, effective August 29, 2025, and sets ad valorem or specific per-package duties ($80 to $200) for international postal shipments.

Declares a national emergency over actions of the Government of Brazil and imposes an additional 40 percent ad valorem duty on Brazilian imports, with exceptions listed in Annex I.

Directs the Education Secretary to develop a plan within 30 days to preserve non-revenue sports scholarships and bar third-party pay-for-play payments to college athletes; directs DOJ, FTC and Labor to act on litigation and athlete status.

Directs agencies to promote civil commitment of people with mental illness on the streets, favor grants for jurisdictions enforcing camping and drug bans, and end 'housing first' support.

Establishes the American AI Exports Program at Commerce to select full-stack AI export packages, and directs the Economic Diplomacy Action Group to coordinate federal financing for them.

Requires agencies to procure only large language models meeting "truth-seeking" and "ideological neutrality" principles, directs OMB to issue guidance within 120 days, and requires contract terms for compliance.

Directs agencies to expedite permitting of large data center and related component projects through financing, NEPA exclusions, FAST-41 and federal land; revokes EO 14141.

Creates Schedule G in the excepted service for noncareer policy-making or policy-advocating positions, amending Civil Service Rule VI, and directs OPM to issue implementing regulations and the VA Secretary's appointment criteria.

Extends the suspension of the higher reciprocal tariff rates on listed trading partners, other than China, from July 9 to August 1, 2025, by suspending specified HTSUS headings and notes.

Directs Treasury to strictly enforce termination of the 45Y and 48E tax credits for wind and solar, tighten "beginning of construction" rules, and implement foreign-entity limits; directs Interior to remove wind/solar preferences.

Directs the Interior Secretary to develop a strategy to raise national park entrance and pass fees for nonresidents, favor U.S. residents in access rules, and review park rules; revokes a 2017 memorandum.

Establishes the President's Make America Beautiful Again Commission, chaired by the Interior Secretary, to advise on conserving natural resources and expanding public land access; sets land agency policies.

Terminates the Syria national emergency and revokes six sanctions orders effective July 1, 2025, and expands Executive Order 13894 sanctions to Assad-regime officials and captagon traffickers.

Establishes the Office for Special Peace Missions within the White House Office, headed by a presidentially appointed Special Envoy who works with State, Defense and other agencies to end conflicts abroad.

Extends the TikTok enforcement delay until September 17, 2025, barring Justice Department enforcement of the Act during and before that period, and directs the Attorney General to issue guidance and letters to providers.

Establishes an annual quota of 100,000 UK automobiles at a combined 10 percent tariff, lowers tariffs on UK auto parts and civil aircraft products, and directs Commerce to design UK steel and aluminum quotas.

Directs Interior and Agriculture to consolidate their wildland fire programs within 90 days and to develop a technology roadmap and local preparedness measures. Also directs EPA and others to review wildfire-related rules.

Directs the FAA to propose a rule enabling routine BVLOS drone operations, establishes an eVTOL pilot program, and directs Commerce to secure drone supply chains and expand exports.

Amends EO 14144 to strike several cybersecurity provisions and add deadlines on secure software, post-quantum cryptography and AI. Limits EO 13694 sanctions criteria to foreign persons.

Establishes a Federal Task Force on drone threats and directs the FAA, Justice and Homeland Security to issue drone-flight restriction rules, enforce airspace laws, and expand drone detection and counter-UAS capacity.

Directs the FAA to repeal the overland supersonic flight ban in 14 CFR 91.817 within 180 days and set an interim noise standard. Directs OSTP to coordinate supersonic research and the FAA to propose a noise rule.

Directs OSTP to issue Gold Standard Science guidance and requires agencies to update scientific integrity policies, disclose influential data and models, and document uncertainty in using scientific information.

Directs the Energy Secretary to plan expanded uranium conversion and enrichment, halt surplus plutonium disposal by dilution, seek fuel agreements with industry, and prioritize nuclear funding and workforce programs.

Directs the Energy Secretary to speed Department of Energy advanced reactor testing, aiming for operation within 2 years, and to create a pilot program approving at least three reactors outside the National Laboratories.

Directs the NRC to reorganize with staff reductions and wholly revise its regulations, with proposed rules in 9 months, final rules in 18, and fixed licensing deadlines (18 months for new reactors).

Directs the Army to run a nuclear reactor at a domestic base by Sept. 30, 2028, Energy to designate reactor sites and release HALEU fuel, and State to pursue new nuclear export agreements.

Suspends for 90 days 24 points of the additional tariff on Chinese goods, leaving a 10 percent rate from May 14, 2025, and cuts the duty on low-value postal imports from China from 120 to 54 percent.

Directs HHS to communicate most-favored-nation price targets to drug makers within 30 days, with rulemaking, importation and enforcement steps if progress is lacking.

Directs the VA Secretary to designate a National Center for Warrior Independence on the West Los Angeles VA Campus for homeless veterans, with an action plan in 120 days to house up to 6,000 by 2028.

Directs the Archivist, through the Office of the Federal Register, to reduce publication delays, report publication times to OMB, and review fee schedules so fees reflect actual publication costs.

Requires each agency to report to OMB and publicly post its criminal regulatory offenses, penalties and mens rea standards, and directs agencies to state mens rea in new rules.

Directs FDA, EPA and the Army Corps to streamline regulatory review of domestic pharmaceutical manufacturing, strengthens FDA inspection of foreign facilities, and makes EPA lead permitting agency for EIS projects.

Directs OSTP to issue guidance ending federal funding of dangerous gain-of-function research abroad and suspending it domestically, and to revise oversight policies and nucleic acid screening rules.

Establishes the Religious Liberty Commission, with up to 14 members, to produce a report on religious liberty in America and advise the White House Faith Office; it terminates July 4, 2026 unless extended.

Directs the CPB Board to end direct and indirect funding of NPR and PBS, and directs all agency heads to identify and terminate any federal funding of them to the extent the law allows.

Bars stacking of tariffs on the same article: auto tariffs preclude the border and steel/aluminum tariffs, and the border tariffs preclude steel/aluminum tariffs. Applies retroactively to entries from March 4, 2025.

Directs the Attorney General to create legal defense and indemnification for officers and to review police consent decrees; directs more excess military assets to local law enforcement.

Directs the Attorney General and DHS Secretary to publish a list of sanctuary jurisdictions, and agencies to identify federal funds to those jurisdictions for suspension or termination, with legal enforcement steps.

Directs DOT and FMCSA to rescind the 2016 English proficiency guidance, issue new inspection guidance, and make English violations out-of-service offenses. Also orders review of non-domiciled CDLs.

Directs Commerce to expedite seabed mineral licensing beyond national jurisdiction and Interior to expedite Outer Continental Shelf permits and leases, and orders agency reports and mapping plans on seabed minerals.

Adds Civil Service Rule XI, ending probationary and trial-period service unless the agency certifies the appointment advances the public interest, and supersedes 5 CFR part 315, subpart H.

Establishes the White House Initiative on HBCUs in the Executive Office of the President and a President's Board of Advisors in the Education Department, and revokes Executive Order 14041.

Directs the Education Secretary to enforce Section 117 foreign-funding disclosure by universities, with the Attorney General, including audits and investigations. Makes compliance certification material for grants.

Directs agencies to deprioritize enforcement of laws and regulations that include disparate-impact liability, revokes Presidential approvals of certain DOJ Title VI regulations, and orders the Attorney General to repeal or amend them.

Directs the Education Secretary to issue Title VI school discipline guidance within 30 days and act on noncompliance; directs the Defense Secretary to issue a revised school discipline code.

Directs the Education Secretary to hold accreditors accountable, up to ending recognition, for violating federal law, and to adopt new accreditation principles and recognition reforms.

Directs the Secretaries of Labor, Commerce and Education to review federal workforce programs and report in 90 days, and to submit a plan in 120 days to reach 1 million new active apprentices.

Establishes the White House Task Force on Artificial Intelligence Education, chaired by the OSTP Director, to plan a Presidential AI Challenge and direct agencies on AI education, educator training and apprenticeships.

Directs Commerce to review and reduce fishing regulations, develop an America First Seafood Strategy and a seafood trade strategy with USTR, and review marine national monuments for commercial fishing.

Directs the OFPP Administrator, with the FAR Council and agencies, to amend the FAR within 180 days to keep only statutorily required or necessary provisions. Agencies must name acquisition officials to align supplements.

Revokes Executive Orders 12072 and 13006 on siting federal facilities in central business districts and historic properties, and directs GSA to begin amending its space management regulations to conform.

Directs HHS and other officials to lower drug costs via Medicare negotiation guidance, a high-cost drug payment model, health center insulin and epinephrine access, and faster importation approval.

Directs the Commerce Secretary to start a section 232 investigation of national security effects of processed critical mineral imports and derivative products, with a final report due within 180 days.

Directs agencies to review open solicitations for non-commercial products and services and to require senior procurement executive written approval of new non-commercial procurements, with OMB reporting.

Requires EPA, DoE, FERC, NRC, and certain Interior and Army components to issue sunset rules by Sept. 30, 2025, so covered energy regulations expire after 1 year unless extended after public comment.

Requires a Maritime Action Plan within 210 days to rebuild U.S. shipbuilding and maritime workforce, with agency reports, legislative proposals, Section 301 trade actions, and port cargo fee enforcement.

Directs State and Defense to implement conventional arms transfer policy, propose raising congressional notification thresholds, and set priority partner and end-item lists within 60 days, with plans due in 90 and 120 days.

Directs agency heads to review their regulations for anti-competitive effects and, within 70 days, send the FTC Chairman and Attorney General a list with rescission or modification recommendations.

Suspends country-specific reciprocal tariff rates until July 9, 2025, imposing a 10 percent duty on Annex I trading partners, and raises the tariff rate on PRC goods to 125 percent.

Directs the Secretary of Defense to submit plans to reform defense acquisition processes and the acquisition workforce, and to review major defense acquisition programs for possible cancellation.

Directs the Secretary of Energy to publish a Federal Register notice rescinding the 2021 Definition of Showerhead rule, including the definition at 10 C.F.R. 430.2, effective 30 days after publication.

Directs agencies to suspend security clearances held by Susman personnel, cease providing resources to the firm, and review contracts with Susman or its business partners.

Directs the Energy Secretary to expedite Federal Power Act section 202(c) emergency orders, develop a grid reserve margin methodology, and set a protocol to retain critical generation resources.

Directs designation of coal as a mineral under Executive Order 14241, prioritization of coal leasing on Federal lands, and agency review of policies that discourage coal.

Directs the Attorney General to identify State and local laws burdening energy development that may be preempted or unconstitutional, and to act to stop their enforcement.

Raises the reciprocal tariff on PRC goods from 34% to 84% effective April 9, 2025, and raises the low-value import duty from 30% to 90% and postal item duties from $25 to $75 and $50 to $150.

Extends until June 19, 2025 the Justice Department's delay in enforcing the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act against TikTok, and directs the Attorney General to issue guidance and no-liability letters.

Imposes an additional 10 percent duty on imports from all trading partners from April 5, 2025, and higher country-specific rates for Annex I partners from April 9, with Annex II exemptions.

Ends duty-free de minimis treatment for low-value PRC and Hong Kong goods from May 2, 2025, and sets postal-item duties of 30% of value or $25 per item, rising to $50 on June 1, 2025.

Directs the Commerce Secretary to establish the United States Investment Accelerator within 30 days to help investors with investments above $1 billion navigate regulation, and places the CHIPS Program Office under it.

Directs the Attorney General, FTC and Treasury to enforce competition, ticketing, price-transparency and tax laws against ticket scalpers and the live entertainment market, and to report within 180 days.

Directs the Vice President to pursue the order's policies at the Smithsonian via its Board of Regents, and the Interior Secretary to review monuments changed since 2020 and reinstate them.

Establishes the D.C. Safe and Beautiful Task Force to coordinate crime-fighting in the District, and directs the Interior Secretary to create a beautification program and clear encampments.

Amends Executive Order 12171 to exclude the Departments of State, Defense, Justice and others, plus Foreign Service subdivisions, from federal labor-management relations statutes.

Directs agencies to suspend security clearances of WilmerHale personnel pending review, end government services to the firm, require contractors to disclose business with it, and review contracts and hiring.

Requires Treasury pre-certification fraud and improper-payment verification of agency payments, consolidation of agency financial systems, and a reduction of agencies' separate disbursing authority in favor of Treasury.

Directs the Election Assistance Commission to require proof of citizenship on the federal voter registration form and directs agencies to verify voter citizenship and enforce election laws.

Directs Treasury to stop issuing paper checks for federal disbursements after September 30, 2025, and agencies to move to electronic payments, with limited exceptions and alternative payment options.

Suspends security clearances of Jenner & Block personnel, ends government-provided resources to the firm, and directs agencies to review contracts with it and terminate those hiring it.

Authorizes the Secretary of State to impose a 25 percent tariff, on or after April 2, 2025, on goods from countries importing Venezuelan oil, and has Commerce determine which countries do.

Revokes Executive Order 14237 of March 14, 2025, which addressed risks from the law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP, citing the firm's agreed policy changes and pro bono commitments.

Directs agency heads to give designated federal officials full access to unclassified agency records and systems to pursue waste and fraud priorities, and to rescind guidance blocking data sharing within 30 days.

Directs the Secretary of Education to take all necessary lawful steps to close the Department of Education and return education authority to States and localities, and to condition Department funds on legal compliance.

Directs agencies to expedite permits for priority mineral production projects, prioritizes mining on federal lands, and delegates Defense Production Act powers to the Defense Secretary and DFC.

Directs agency heads to propose having GSA conduct their common-goods procurement, GSA to draft a consolidation plan, and OMB to name GSA's Administrator executive agent for Government-wide IT acquisition contracts.

Directs the Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs to publish a National Resilience Strategy in 90 days and review infrastructure, continuity and preparedness policies.

Directs seven entities, including the Institute of Museum and Library Services and the Minority Business Development Agency, to eliminate non-statutory functions and cut statutory ones to the legal minimum.

Directs agencies to suspend security clearances of Paul Weiss personnel and Mark Pomerantz, end Government services to the firm, review its contracts, and limit its employees' access and hiring.

Revokes 18 Biden-era executive orders, national security memoranda, presidential memoranda and presidential determinations, including those on the federal contractor minimum wage, biotechnology, and arms transfers.

Directs the Secretary of Education to propose revisions to 34 CFR 685.219 so the Public Service Loan Forgiveness definition of "public service" excludes organizations with a substantial illegal purpose, as listed.

Establishes the White House Task Force on the FIFA World Cup 2026, chaired by the President, to coordinate agencies on the 2025 Club World Cup and 2026 World Cup; it is housed in DHS and ends December 31, 2026.

Directs Treasury to set up a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve of forfeited bitcoin, not to be sold, and a Digital Asset Stockpile of other forfeited digital assets; agencies must report their holdings within 30 days.

Exempts Mexican goods entered duty-free under USMCA-related HTSUS provisions from the additional tariff in EO 14194, and cuts the additional duty on non-exempt potash from 25 to 10 percent, effective March 7, 2025.

Exempts Canadian goods entered duty-free under the USMCA from the additional tariffs in Executive Order 14193, and cuts the duty on non-exempt potash from 25 to 10 percent, effective March 7, 2025.

Suspends security clearances of Perkins Coie personnel pending review, directs agencies to end contracts and services for the firm, and limits its employees' access to federal buildings and hiring.

Directs the Interior Secretary to rename the Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge the Jocelyn Nungaray National Wildlife Refuge within 30 days and to issue guidance so federal references reflect the new name.

Raises the ad valorem tariff on products of the People's Republic of China under Executive Order 14195 from 10 percent to 20 percent, citing the PRC's inadequate steps against the illicit drug crisis.

Amends EO 14194 so duty-free de minimis treatment stays available for covered southern-border articles until the Commerce Secretary notifies the President that systems can process and collect the tariffs.

Amends the northern border duties order to allow duty-free de minimis treatment for eligible covered articles until the Commerce Secretary notifies the President that systems can process and collect the tariffs.

Directs Interior and Agriculture to issue timber production guidance, set a 4-year federal timber sale target and adopt categorical exclusions, and directs agencies to cut permitting delays and burdensome rules.

Designates English as the official language of the United States and revokes Executive Order 13166 on limited English proficiency. Directs the Attorney General to rescind guidance issued under it.

Directs the Commerce Secretary to open a section 232 investigation into the national security effects of timber, lumber and derivative product imports, and to report to the President within 270 days.

Directs agency heads to build payment-justification systems and review contracts, grants and contracting processes within 30 days. Also requires travel justifications, freezes agency credit cards for 30 days, and sets real property steps.

Directs the Treasury, Labor, and HHS Secretaries to implement and enforce healthcare price transparency rules, including within 90 days requiring actual prices, standardized data, and updated enforcement policies.

Directs the Commerce Secretary to open a section 232 investigation into the national security effects of copper imports and to report findings and recommendations to the President within 270 days.

Directs agency heads to review all regulations and identify unlawful or burdensome ones within 60 days, and to de-prioritize enforcement of those, with OIRA developing an agenda to rescind or modify them.

Directs agencies to identify programs that give illegal aliens benefits, align them with federal law, and enhance eligibility verification; OMB and DOGE identify other funding within 30 days.

Eliminates non-statutory functions of the Presidio Trust, Inter-American Foundation, U.S. African Development Foundation and U.S. Institute of Peace, and ends the Federal Executive Boards and the PMF Program.

Directs the Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy to submit policy recommendations to the President within 90 days on protecting IVF access and reducing out-of-pocket and health plan costs for IVF.

Amends Executive Order 12866 so independent regulatory agencies submit significant regulatory actions to OIRA review, and directs OMB to set performance standards and adjust their apportionments.

Directs the Secretary of Education to issue guidelines on schools' legal obligations regarding COVID-19 mandates, and to submit within 90 days a plan to end them, including identifying federal funds at risk.

Establishes the National Energy Dominance Council in the Executive Office of the President, chaired by the Interior Secretary, to advise on energy production and recommend a National Energy Dominance Strategy.

Establishes the President's Make America Healthy Again Commission, chaired by the HHS Secretary, to study childhood chronic disease and deliver an assessment within 100 days and a strategy within 180 days.

Directs the Secretary of State to reform the Foreign Service, including recruiting, evaluation and retention standards and the Foreign Affairs Manual, and to take personnel action for conduct warranting it.

Directs agencies to prepare large-scale reductions in force and cap hiring at one employee per four departures, with DOGE Team Lead input on hires; OPM must propose new suitability criteria.

Directs the Attorney General to review FCPA enforcement guidelines for 180 days, extendable by 180 more, and to stop opening new FCPA investigations or actions, absent an exception, while reviewing existing cases.

Directs agencies to eliminate procurement of paper straws and their provision in agency buildings, and orders a National Strategy to End the Use of Paper Straws within 45 days.

Directs the OPM Director to take all necessary steps to eliminate the Federal Executive Institute, and revokes the 1968 Presidential Memorandum and applicable provisions of EO 11348 that established or required it.

Directs the Attorney General to review agency actions for infringements of Second Amendment rights and submit a proposed plan of action within 30 days, then finalize it with the Domestic Policy Advisor.

Establishes the White House Faith Office in the Domestic Policy Council to lead executive branch work with faith-based groups, and amends five earlier orders to rename the office and agency centers.

Directs agencies to halt foreign aid to South Africa to the extent allowed by law, and directs State and Homeland Security to prioritize refugee resettlement for Afrikaners.

Declares a national emergency over ICC actions against protected persons, blocks property of the listed person and those the Secretary of State designates, and suspends their entry and that of ICC staff.

Establishes a Task Force to Eradicate Anti-Christian Bias within the Department of Justice, chaired by the Attorney General, to review agency conduct, recommend remedies, and report to the President; it ends after 2 years.

Directs the Education Secretary to prioritize Title IX enforcement to reserve women's sports for women, and agencies to rescind funding for noncompliant programs. Directs State to press sex-based rules internationally.

Replaces subsection (g) of section 2 of the February 1, 2025 China synthetic opioid duties order, keeping de minimis treatment available until the Commerce Secretary notifies the President that systems can process the tariffs.

Ends U.S. participation in the UN Human Rights Council, bars funding to UNRWA, and orders reviews of UNESCO membership (90 days) and of all international organizations and treaties (180 days).

Pauses the additional 25 percent tariff on products of Mexico until March 4, 2025, by amending the dates in the February 1 order, and withdraws that order's exceptions for goods in transit.

Pauses the additional 25 percent tariffs on Canadian products (10 percent on energy products) until March 4, 2025, amends the February 1 order's dates, and withdraws its in-transit exceptions.

Directs the Treasury and Commerce Secretaries to develop and submit to the President within 90 days a plan for a sovereign wealth fund, covering funding, investment, structure, governance and legal needs.

Imposes an additional 10 percent ad valorem duty on products of the PRC from February 4, 2025, and expands the southern-border national emergency to cover PRC failure to curb synthetic opioids.

Imposes an additional 25 percent ad valorem duty on products of Mexico from February 4, 2025, and expands the southern border national emergency to cover Mexico's failure to intercept traffickers and drugs.

Imposes an additional 25 percent duty on imports of Canadian products, 10 percent on energy resources, from February 4, 2025, under an expanded national emergency over illicit drugs.

Requires agencies to identify at least 10 existing regulations for repeal for each new regulation and sets cost caps, with OMB oversight; revokes OMB Circular A-4 of 2023 and reinstates the 2003 version.

Directs Education to issue guidance on using federal formula funds for K-12 school choice, and directs Labor, HHS, Defense and Interior to review programs and issue guidance or plans on school choice.

Requires a 90-day strategy to end federal K-12 funding for gender and discriminatory equity ideology and protect parental rights; reestablishes the 1776 Commission in the Education Department.

Establishes the White House Task Force on Celebrating America's 250th Birthday, housed in Defense, to plan the July 4, 2026 celebration, and reinstates the National Garden of American Heroes and monument-protection orders.

Directs each agency head to report within 60 days on legal authorities usable against anti-Semitism and on pending campus anti-Semitism complaints, with added reporting duties for the AG and Education Secretary.

Directs agencies to end federal funding and coverage of puberty blockers, hormones and surgery for gender transition in people under 19, using grant conditions, HHS, TRICARE and FEHB actions.

Directs the Secretary of Defense to submit, within 60 days, an architecture, requirements, implementation and funding plans for a next-generation missile defense shield, then to review theater missile defense.

Directs Defense and Homeland Security (for the Coast Guard) to abolish all DEI offices, bars teaching of "divisive concepts" and gender ideology in the armed forces, and orders a DoD internal review.

Directs the Defense and Homeland Security Secretaries to offer reinstatement to service members discharged solely for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine, with former rank and full back pay and benefits, and to report progress within 60 days.

Directs the Defense Secretary to update military medical standards and end identification-based pronoun use. Bars opposite-sex facility use and rescinds policies issued under EO 14004.

Revokes Executive Orders 14076 and 14079 of 2022 and directs the OMB Director to issue guidance to agency heads on implementing the policy against federal funding of elective abortion.

Directs federal agencies to maximize water deliveries in Southern California, including Central Valley Project operations and ESA streamlining, and sets wildfire and Hurricane Helene recovery actions for housing, debris and roads.

Establishes a FEMA Review Council of up to 20 members, co-chaired by the Secretaries of Homeland Security and Defense, to assess FEMA and report recommended changes to the President within 180 days of its first meeting.

Requires an AI action plan within 180 days and directs agencies to suspend, revise, or rescind actions taken under EO 14110 that are inconsistent with the policy of sustaining U.S. AI dominance.

Revokes EO 14067 and the Treasury's 2022 digital asset framework, establishes a Working Group on Digital Asset Markets to propose regulations, and prohibits agencies from establishing or promoting CBDCs.

Establishes the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, with up to 24 members, to advise on science and technology policy, and revokes Executive Order 14007, which created the prior council.

Directs the DNI and Attorney General to present plans for releasing records on the JFK assassination within 15 days, and on the RFK and Martin Luther King Jr. assassinations within 45 days.

Directs the Secretary of State to report within 30 days on designating Ansar Allah (the Houthis) a Foreign Terrorist Organization and then act; USAID must end projects of partners tied to the group.

Revokes Executive Order 14042, on COVID safety protocols for federal contractors, and Executive Order 14043, which required coronavirus disease 2019 vaccination for federal employees.

Revokes Executive Orders 11246, 12898, 13583 and 13672, ends federal contractor affirmative action requirements, and requires grant and contract certifications on unlawful DEI programs.

Directs the Interior Secretary to rename the Gulf of Mexico the "Gulf of America" and reinstate "Mount McKinley" within 30 days, and directs agency heads to review Board on Geographic Names appointees.

Reinstates Executive Order 13957 with amendments, renaming Schedule F as Schedule Policy/Career, and revokes Executive Order 14003; OPM must rescind the April 2024 civil service rule.

Directs the Domestic Policy adviser to develop a Federal Hiring Plan within 120 days, including a time-to-hire under 80 days, and tasks OPM with setting performance metrics and monitoring progress.

Pauses new obligations and disbursements of foreign development assistance for 90 days pending program reviews, with OMB enforcing the pause and the Secretary of State able to waive it for specific programs.

Defines sex as male or female for all federal agency use, requires agencies to apply these definitions in forms, IDs, and single-sex spaces, and rescinds five earlier executive orders.

Directs the Secretary of Defense to deliver a Unified Command Plan revision assigning USNORTHCOM the mission to seal the borders, and to add border planning requirements to defense guidance.

Directs the Attorney General not to enforce the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act against TikTok for 75 days, and to issue guidance and no-liability letters to providers.

Directs Defense and DHS to build barriers and deploy personnel at the southern border; directs DHS to detain apprehended aliens, resume Migrant Protection Protocols and end CBP One parole.

Directs the Attorney General to pursue the death penalty, including for killings of law-enforcement officers and capital crimes by illegal aliens, and to ensure states have lethal injection drugs.

Suspends entry of refugees under the USRAP from January 27, 2025, with case-by-case exceptions, halts refugee application decisions, requires 90-day resumption reports, and revokes EO 14013.

Directs the U.N. Ambassador to notify withdrawal from the Paris Agreement and other UNFCCC commitments, ends related financial commitments, and revokes the U.S. International Climate Finance Plan.

Directs State, Justice, DHS and DNI to expand vetting and screening of aliens, restore the January 19, 2021 screening baseline, and report within 60 days on countries warranting admission suspensions.

Bars federal agencies from issuing or accepting citizenship documents for children born in the US to mothers unlawfully or temporarily present and fathers not citizens or permanent residents.

Revokes four 2021 immigration orders and directs agencies to prioritize immigration enforcement, including Homeland Security Task Forces in all States and detention facilities.

Renames the U.S. Digital Service the U.S. DOGE Service, creates a temporary DOGE organization ending July 4, 2026, requires agency DOGE Teams, and gives USDS access to agency records and IT systems.

Declares a national emergency under IEEPA over cartels and other transnational organizations and directs the Secretary of State to recommend terrorist designations within 14 days.

Declares a national energy emergency and directs agencies to use emergency authorities, including Army Corps permitting and ESA consultation rules, to expand domestic energy supply.

Withdraws the U.S. from the World Health Organization, revoking the 2021 retraction letter and EO 13987, pausing WHO funding, recalling personnel, and halting Pandemic Agreement negotiations.

Directs agencies to review and suspend, revise or rescind actions burdening domestic energy, revokes twelve earlier executive orders, and pauses Inflation Reduction Act and infrastructure law funds.

Directs agencies to rescind or revise actions inconsistent with expanded Alaska resource development and prioritize Alaska LNG. Orders Interior, Agriculture and Army to reverse specific Alaska land and leasing decisions.

Directs the DNI, consulting the CIA Director, to revoke the active security clearances of 50 named individuals including John Bolton, and to report within 90 days on related conduct and discipline.

Directs OMB to coordinate ending federal DEI and DEIA programs, and requires agencies within 60 days to terminate DEI and equity offices, positions, plans and grants and report related lists to OMB.

Directs the Secretary of State to issue guidance, as soon as practicable, aligning the Department of State's policies, programs, personnel, and operations with an "America First" foreign policy.

Bars federal officials from acting against the order's free speech policy, and directs the Attorney General to investigate the past 4 years of federal activity and recommend remedies.

Revokes dozens of 2021–2025 executive orders and presidential memoranda, and directs the DPC, NEC and National Security Advisor to review related actions and recommend further rescissions within 45 days.

Directs the Attorney General and Director of National Intelligence to review the last 4 years of enforcement and intelligence activities and report remedial recommendations to the President.

Revokes sections 1, 3, 4, 5 and 7 of EO 13961 on federal mission resilience, renumbers the rest, and replaces its Executive Committee reference with the Restricted Principals Committee under the National Continuity Policy memorandum.

Directs Commerce to coordinate federal investments with implementing agencies on place-based economic development in covered communities; agencies must favor and assist grant applicants there.

Directs agencies to strengthen cybersecurity in software supply chains, federal systems and communications, and AI use; amends EO 13694 to revise cyber sanctions criteria.

Allows agency heads to noncompetitively appoint AmeriCorps alumni to competitive service positions, with the AmeriCorps CEO certifying those who completed at least 1,700 hours of national service.

Amends Executive Order 13894 by striking the phrase on Turkey's military offensive, replacing subsections (1)(a)(i)(B)-(F) with new (B) and (C) on blocked persons, and striking subsection 8(f).

Directs Defense and Energy to identify Federal sites to lease for frontier AI data centers and clean energy, and directs agencies to expedite permitting and grid access for them.

Amends Executive Order 14033 to expand Western Balkans property-blocking sanctions to persons involved in corruption, undermining peace agreements, or human rights abuse, and to spouses and adult children of those blocked.

Sets the order in which six Office of the National Cyber Director officials, starting with the Deputy National Cyber Director, act as Director when the Director dies, resigns, or is unable to serve.

Sets the order in which twelve OMB officials, starting with the Deputy Director for Management, act as Director when the Director and Deputy Director are unavailable, and revokes Executive Order 13615.

Sets the order in which listed Treasury officials, starting with Under Secretaries and the General Counsel, act as Secretary when the Secretary and Deputy Secretary are unable to serve; revokes EO 13735.

Designates, in order, the United States Attorneys for the Southern District of New York, Arizona, Northern Illinois and Hawaii to act as Attorney General; revokes Executive Order 13787.

Sets the order of succession for acting Secretary of Homeland Security: TSA Administrator, Under Secretary for Intelligence and Analysis, FLETC Director, then FEMA Region 3 Administrator. Revokes EO 13753.

Sets the order in which listed Department of Agriculture officials act as Secretary when the Secretary and Deputy Secretary are unable to serve, and revokes Executive Order 13612 of 2012.

Closes all executive departments and agencies on January 9, 2025, in respect for James Earl Carter, Jr., letting agency heads keep essential offices open and treating the day as a holiday for pay and leave.

Sets 2025 pay rates for the General Schedule, Foreign Service, SES, Executive Schedule, uniformed services, judges and ALJs, and sets locality payments. Supersedes Executive Order 14113.

Amends the orders on the Presidential Service Certificate and Badge and the Vice Presidential Service Badge, revising who is eligible, who awards them, and when the badges may be worn.

Amends Parts II–V of the Manual for Courts-Martial per an annex, and prescribes regulations for randomized selection of court-martial members to the maximum extent practicable.

Closes executive departments and agencies and excuses employees from duty on December 24, 2024, while letting agency heads keep essential offices open for national security, defense, or public need.

Establishes a second three-member emergency board, effective November 22, 2024, to investigate the dispute between New Jersey Transit Rail Operations and its locomotive engineers and report its selection of the most reasonable offer.

Establishes an interagency Emerging Firearms Threats Task Force to report on machinegun conversion devices and 3D printed firearms, and directs Education and DHS to publish school active-shooter drill guidance.

Directs agencies to prioritize projects with high labor standards when awarding Investing in America funds, and establishes an Investing in Good Jobs Task Force in the Executive Office of the President.

Establishes an emergency board of three members to investigate the dispute between New Jersey Transit Rail Operations and its locomotive engineers, and requires it to report within 30 days.

Establishes within the Department of Education an initiative on Hispanic-Serving Institutions, chaired by the Secretary, and creates a Presidential board of up to 21 members to advise on HSI policy.

Codifies the White House Council on Supply Chain Resilience, co-chaired by the APNSA and APEP, and directs it to coordinate supply chain efforts and conduct quadrennial reviews, first report due December 31, 2024.

Revokes Executive Orders 13910, 13991 and 13998 on COVID-19, and transfers the COVID-19 Response Coordinator's duties to the OPPR Director while terminating the Coordinator and Deputy Coordinator positions.

Directs the Interior Secretary to report on sites of national importance tied to women's history, conduct a women's history theme study, review past studies, and seek National Park System Advisory Board recommendations.

Directs agencies in the White House Initiative on Women's Health Research to strengthen research standards and prioritize funding for women's health, and HHS to assess menopause research within 90 days.

Creates a Registered Apprenticeship Interagency Working Group, directs agencies to expand apprenticeships in grants, procurement and hiring, and revokes EO 13812 to require Labor-Management Forums.

Terminates the national emergency regarding Zimbabwe and revokes Executive Orders 13288, 13391 and 13469, while preserving pending actions, prior acts, and rights or penalties that arose before the order.

Directs the Attorney General to issue regulations prohibiting or restricting U.S. persons' transactions that give countries of concern access to bulk sensitive personal data or government-related data.

Amends Coast Guard port security regulations (33 CFR part 6) to extend Captain of the Port and Commandant authorities, and reporting duties, to cyber incidents and digital infrastructure, adding definitions of damage and cyber incident.

Declares a national emergency and blocks property of foreign persons responsible for violence, displacement, or property destruction in the West Bank, and suspends their entry into the United States.

Authorizes sanctions on foreign financial institutions facilitating significant transactions involving Russia's military-industrial base; expands EO 14068 import bans to seafood, alcohol, diamonds.

Sets 2024 pay rates for federal civilian, uniformed service, executive, legislative, judicial and administrative law judge positions, and orders locality payments under Schedule 9. Supersedes EO 14090.

Directs OMB and the Domestic Policy Advisor to assess funding shortfalls for Tribal Nations and recommend additional funding, and directs agencies to reduce burdens and increase flexibility in Tribal funding programs.

Establishes the Interagency Security Committee, chaired by the Homeland Security Secretary, to set security policies and standards for nonmilitary Federal facilities, and revokes Executive Order 12977.

Directs federal agencies to set AI safety and security standards, require reporting from developers of dual-use foundation models, and issue AI guidance; establishes a White House AI Council.

Continues the listed federal advisory committees until September 30, 2025, and amends Executive Orders 14031 and 14084 to adjust the duties of two presidential advisory bodies.

Directs federal agencies to support East Palestine recovery, requires a Federal Disaster Recovery Coordinator designation within 5 days, and orders EPA, HHS and DOT reports to the President.

Exempts Paul H. Maurer, Special Agent in Charge of the George W. Bush Protective Detail in Dallas, from automatic mandatory separation under 5 U.S.C. 8425(b)(1), with Secret Service Director keeping supervisory authority.

Delegates to the Secretary of Homeland Security presidential authority over Coast Guard officer appointments, selection boards and promotions, including wartime or emergency suspension of promotion laws.

Declares a national emergency over countries of concern's advances in sensitive technologies and directs Treasury to issue regulations requiring notice of, and prohibiting, certain US investments in covered foreign persons.

Requires R&D funding agencies to have recipients report where subject inventions are manufactured, and directs them to weigh domestic-manufacturing requirements and adopt common waiver questions.

Amends the Manual for Courts-Martial through three annexes, effective on the order's date, per NDAA FY 2022 section 539C, and on December 27, 2023, and adds Appendices 12B, 12C and 12D.

Authorizes the Defense and Homeland Security Secretaries to order up to 3,000 Selected Reserve and Individual Ready Reserve members (no more than 450 IRR) to active duty for Operation Atlantic Resolve.

Directs the Treasury, Labor, HHS, Defense, VA, OPM and Education heads to consider actions expanding affordable contraception access under the ACA, Medicaid, Medicare, and federal health programs.

Directs OPM and OMB to issue a federal plan for hiring and retaining military and veteran spouses, caregivers and survivors; also directs agency actions on telework, child care and spouse-owned businesses.

Revokes Executive Orders 14042 and 14043, ending COVID-19 vaccination requirements for federal employees and safety protocols for contractors, and requires agencies to rescind policies based on them.

Expands the Sudan national emergency and blocks property of foreign persons found to threaten Sudan's stability or democratic transition, and suspends their entry into the United States.

Invokes 10 U.S.C. 12302 and authorizes the military service Secretaries and the Homeland Security Secretary (for the Coast Guard) to order Ready Reserve units and members to active duty for the drug trafficking emergency.

Directs agencies to make environmental justice part of their missions and submit strategic plans, and establishes a White House Office of Environmental Justice within CEQ.

Directs agencies to improve pay and job quality for care workers, support family caregivers, make child care and long-term care more affordable, and expand the supply of care.

Amends EO 12866's definition of "significant regulatory action" (annual economic effect threshold now $200 million) and directs OIRA and agencies on public participation, and OMB to revise Circular A-4 within 1 year.

Bars federal agencies from operational use of commercial spyware that poses significant counterintelligence, security or improper-use risks, and sets DNI assessments, review, waiver, procurement and reporting rules.

Requires reports on implementing the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act and directs agencies to act on gun violence, including a plan to clarify who must be a licensed firearms dealer.

Requires named agencies to set up Agency Equity Teams and annual public Equity Action Plans, and creates a White House Steering Committee on Equity. Sets a 15 percent small disadvantaged business goal for FY2025.

Sets 2023 pay rates for federal statutory pay systems, the Senior Executive Service, executive, legislative and judicial offices, the uniformed services and administrative law judges, plus locality pay, superseding EO 14061.

Directs the Secretary of State to establish, within 180 days, an Advisory Council of up to 12 members within the State Department to advise the President on engagement with the African Diaspora in the U.S.

Amends Executive Order 13851 on Nicaragua to add blocking criteria for the gold sector and arrests over free expression, and to prohibit certain imports, exports and new investment.

Directs the HHS Secretary to consider Innovation Center payment and delivery models that lower drug costs for Medicare and Medicaid enrollees, report on selected models within 90 days, then test them.

Sets limits and safeguards on U.S. signals intelligence collection, handling and oversight, and creates a redress process with CLPO review and an appeal to a Data Protection Review Court.

Amends six orders on military decorations (Air Medal, Good Conduct, Bronze Star and others) to extend eligibility to the Space Force and Armed Forces generally, and updates gender-neutral wording.

Establishes the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities within IMLS to advise on arts and humanities policy, and directs agencies to coordinate with the NEA, NEH and IMLS on joint projects.

Directs CFIUS to weigh supply chain resilience and technological leadership, plus aggregate investment trends, cybersecurity and sensitive data risks, in covered transactions, and to review its processes periodically.

Establishes a White House Office on Clean Energy Innovation and Implementation to coordinate Inflation Reduction Act implementation, and amends EO 14008 to put its Senior Advisor in charge of the National Climate Task Force.

Directs agencies to produce reports, plans and programs on biotechnology and biomanufacturing R&D, data, biobased procurement, workforce, regulation, biosafety and threat assessment.

Establishes the CHIPS Implementation Steering Council in the Executive Office of the President to coordinate CHIPS Act implementation, and sets agency priorities and OMB oversight of taxpayer funds.

Directs the HHS Secretary to consider actions, including Medicaid for interstate travel, to advance reproductive healthcare access, promote non-discrimination compliance by providers, and evaluate health data efforts.

Declares a national emergency over hostage-taking and wrongful detention of U.S. nationals abroad, blocks property of responsible foreign persons, suspends their entry, and assigns interagency roles.

Establishes a three-member emergency board, effective July 18, 2022, to investigate railroad–labor disputes under the Railway Labor Act and report to the President within 30 days.

Directs HHS to report within 30 days on expanding access to reproductive healthcare, including abortion, and creates an Interagency Task Force on Reproductive Healthcare Access, co-chaired by HHS and the Gender Policy Council.

Directs HHS, Education, HUD, Justice, State and OMB to run initiatives on LGBTQI+ health, schools, housing, child welfare, conversion therapy and data collection, with reports due within a year.

Directs federal law enforcement agencies to adopt use-of-force, chokehold, no-knock and body-camera policies, and orders the Attorney General to create a national database of officer misconduct records.

Establishes the National Quantum Initiative Advisory Committee of up to 26 appointed members to advise the President and NSTC subcommittees on the NQI Program, and revokes Executive Order 13885.

Directs Interior and Agriculture to inventory mature and old-growth federal forests within a year and set reforestation targets, and directs State to report on combating international deforestation.

Prohibits new investment in Russia by U.S. persons and exports of Treasury-determined categories of services to persons in Russia, and bars U.S. persons from approving or financing prohibited foreign transactions.

Directs agencies with health coverage responsibilities to review their actions to expand affordable coverage, improve quality, strengthen benefits and ease enrollment, examining six listed policy areas.

Directs the FAR Council to consider proposed rules on pay equity and transparency for contractor employees, including limiting contractors' use of applicants' past or current compensation in hiring decisions.

Prohibits importing Russian-origin seafood, alcohol and non-industrial diamonds, exporting luxury goods and U.S. dollar banknotes to Russia, and new investment in Russian economic sectors designated by Treasury.

Directs agencies to produce reports, frameworks and plans on digital assets, including a U.S. central bank digital currency, consumer protection, illicit finance and international engagement.

Prohibits importing Russian-origin crude oil, petroleum products, liquefied natural gas and coal into the U.S., and new energy-sector investment in Russia by U.S. persons; expands the Executive Order 14024 emergency.

Expands the Ukraine national emergency; bans new U.S. investment, imports and exports involving the so-called DNR/LNR regions, blocks property of persons operating there, and suspends their entry.

Declares a national emergency over Afghanistan and blocks Da Afghanistan Bank property held in U.S. financial institutions, which must move it into a consolidated account at the New York Federal Reserve.

Requires agencies to have contractors on federal construction projects costing $35 million or more negotiate or join project labor agreements, subject to exceptions and reporting, and revokes Executive Order 13502.

Amends Parts II and IV of the Manual for Courts-Martial as set out in an attached Annex, effective on the order's date, without making earlier acts punishable or invalidating proceedings already begun.

Sets 2022 pay rates for the General Schedule, Foreign Service, SES, Executive Schedule, uniformed services, judges and others, and sets locality pay; supersedes Executive Order 13970.

Establishes the United States Council on Transnational Organized Crime, replacing a prior working group, and creates a Strategic Division at the Justice Department to produce whole-of-government counter-TOC plans.

Declares a national emergency over the global illicit drug trade and authorizes the Treasury Secretary to impose blocking and other sanctions, plus entry suspension, on foreign persons involved in it.

Directs agencies to improve customer service, including online passport renewal and tax tools, and has OMB designate High Impact Service Providers and lead cross-agency customer experience work.

Sets federal sustainability goals, including carbon-free electricity by 2030, zero-emission vehicle purchases by 2035, and net-zero buildings by 2045, and reestablishes the Federal Chief Sustainability Officer. Revokes EO 13834.

Sets the National Space Council's membership, chaired by the Vice President, and its duties on space policy, and creates a Users' Advisory Group. Revokes Executive Orders 13803 and 13906.

Requires agencies to include in successor service contracts a clause giving predecessor contractors' service employees a right of first refusal, and revokes Executive Order 13897.

Terminates the national emergency declared in Executive Order 13712 on Burundi and revokes that order, ending the related entry suspension under Proclamation 8693 for covered individuals.

Directs the Attorney General and Interior to develop a federal law enforcement strategy on violence against Native Americans and missing or murdered indigenous people, and directs data and prevention measures.

Establishes an Infrastructure Implementation Task Force and a White House Infrastructure Coordinator in the EOP to coordinate the Infrastructure Act, and sets six priorities for agencies implementing it.

Designates the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment to release materials from the National Defense Stockpile, only for national defense needs and after consulting agency heads.

Establishes a White House Initiative on Black Americans' education and economic opportunity in the Education Department, with an interagency working group and a 21-member advisory commission; revokes EO 13621.

Establishes in the Department of Education an Initiative on Native American education, co-chaired by three Secretaries, with NACIE as advisory council; agencies prepare plans. Revokes Executive Order 13592.

Continues or reestablishes the listed federal advisory committees until September 30, 2023, and amends the orders for the Medal of Science committee, NSTAC, NIAC and the sports and fitness council.

Amends section 1 of Executive Order 13295, as previously amended, to add measles to the list of quarantinable communicable diseases, placing it after infectious tuberculosis.

Declares a national emergency over northern Ethiopia and authorizes Treasury, with State, to impose blocking and other sanctions on foreign persons tied to the crisis, and suspends their entry into the U.S.

Establishes a White House Initiative on Hispanic educational equity in the Education Department, with an interagency working group and agency plans, plus a 21-member advisory commission; revokes EO 13935.

Amends Executive Order 14007 to set the membership of the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) at not more than 32 members.

Requires each executive agency to implement a program requiring COVID-19 vaccination for all its Federal employees, with legally required exceptions. Directs the Task Force to issue implementation guidance within 7 days.

Requires agencies to put a clause in covered federal contracts making contractors and subcontractors follow OMB-approved Safer Federal Workforce Task Force COVID-19 workplace guidance, and directs FAR amendments.

Establishes a White House Initiative on HBCUs in the Department of Education, with an interagency working group and a President's Board of Advisors, and requires annual agency plans. Revokes EO 13779.

Directs the Attorney General and other originating agencies to complete staged declassification reviews of FBI and other records on the 9/11 attacks, report results, and publicly release declassified information.

Blocks the U.S. property of foreign persons identified in State Department reports to Congress under PEESA section 7503(a)(1)(B), and directs State and Homeland Security to apply PEESA visa and entry limits.

Expands the Belarus national emergency and blocks property of persons determined to be Belarusian government officials, operators in key economic sectors, or involved in abuses. Suspends their entry.

Directs EPA and the Transportation Secretary to consider rulemakings for new emissions, fuel economy and fuel efficiency standards for light-, medium- and heavy-duty vehicles from model year 2027.

Establishes a White House Competition Council in the Executive Office of the President and directs agencies to take pro-competition actions, with reports and rulemakings in agriculture, transport, health and other sectors.

Directs OPM and OMB to reestablish a Government-wide diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility initiative and issue a strategic plan within 150 days, which agency heads must implement.

Revokes Executive Orders 13942, 13943 and 13971 (TikTok, WeChat, Chinese apps) and directs Commerce to report on protecting sensitive data and to evaluate risky connected software applications.

Expands the Western Balkans national emergency and blocks property of persons determined to threaten regional stability, undermine democracy, or engage in corruption or abuses there. Suspends their entry into the U.S.

Replaces EO 13959's core sections to bar U.S. persons from trading securities of listed PRC defense and surveillance technology companies, with divestment allowed to June 3, 2022; revokes EO 13974.

Establishes a 25-member President's Advisory Commission on AA and NHPI communities at HHS and a White House Initiative, an interagency working group, and supersedes four earlier AAPI orders.

Directs a Government-wide climate-related financial risk strategy and agency actions on financial regulation, pensions, procurement and budget; reinstates EO 13690 flood standard.

Revokes six Executive Orders issued in 2020–2021 and directs agencies to consider rescinding implementing rules. Amends Civil Service Rule VI (5 CFR 6.2, 6.4) to remove Schedule F.

Directs agencies to strengthen cybersecurity through zero trust and cloud adoption, software supply chain standards, incident-reporting contract terms, and a new Cyber Safety Review Board.

Establishes a temporary Climate Change Support Office within the Department of State, headed by a Director, to support U.S. bilateral and multilateral diplomatic engagement on the global climate crisis.

Requires agencies to include in covered contracts a clause setting a $15.00 hourly minimum wage from January 30, 2022, indexed annually thereafter, and revokes Executive Order 13838.

Establishes a Task Force on Worker Organizing and Empowerment, chaired by the Vice President, to recommend within 180 days ways to promote organizing and collective bargaining. Revokes EOs 13845 and 13931.

Declares a national emergency over specified Russian government activities and blocks property of persons determined to operate in Russia's technology or defense sectors or to be linked to the Russian government. Suspends their entry.

Establishes the Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court, up to 36 members, to report to the President within 180 days of its first meeting on Supreme Court reform arguments and proposals.

Terminates the national emergency declared in Executive Order 13928 on the International Criminal Court and revokes that order, ending the related entry suspension for covered individuals.

Directs the Education Secretary to review, within 100 days, agency actions including the 2020 Title IX rule for consistency with a policy against sex discrimination, and to consider revising them and added enforcement.

Establishes the White House Gender Policy Council in the Executive Office of the President to coordinate federal gender equity efforts, and directs it to submit a Government-wide strategy within 200 days.

Directs agencies to evaluate and plan ways to promote voter registration and participation, and tasks GSA, OPM, DoD and DOJ with voting-access steps. Creates a Native American voting rights steering group.

Revokes seven Presidential actions, including EOs 13772, 13828, 13924, 13967 and 13979, and directs OMB and agencies to consider rescinding implementing rules and to abolish entities they created.

Orders a 100-day review of supply chain risks for semiconductors, high-capacity batteries, critical minerals and pharmaceuticals, plus one-year sectoral assessments of six industrial bases.

Revokes Executive Order 13801 (Expanding Apprenticeships in America) and directs OMB and agency heads to consider rescinding implementing rules and policies and to abolish entities it established.

Establishes the White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships in the EOP, renames offices in five earlier orders, and revokes EO 13831, which created the White House Faith and Opportunity Initiative.

Declares a national emergency over Burma and blocks property of persons determined to be in its defense sector, responsible for undermining democracy or abuses, or military leaders; suspends their entry.

Revokes Executive Orders 13815 and 13888 and a 2017 memorandum, and directs agencies to improve refugee processing, review Iraqi and Afghan SIV programs, and report on climate migration.

Directs State, Justice and DHS to review legal immigration and public charge actions and develop naturalization plans, creates a Naturalization Working Group, and revokes the 2019 sponsor memorandum.

Establishes an Interagency Task Force, chaired by the Homeland Security Secretary, to identify and reunite children separated at the border in 2017–2021, and revokes Executive Order 13841.

Directs strategies on migration root causes and regional migration management, orders reviews of border asylum policies, and revokes Executive Order 13767 and four other presidential documents.

Directs agencies to review Medicaid and ACA actions for inconsistency with the order's policy and consider suspending or rescinding them; revokes EOs 13765 and 13813; HHS to consider a special enrollment period.

Creates the Office of Domestic Climate Policy and National Climate Task Force and directs agencies on climate action, including pausing new oil and gas leases on public lands and offshore waters.

Establishes the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, up to 26 members, to advise on science, technology and innovation policy, and revokes Executive Order 13895.

Directs the Attorney General not to renew Department of Justice contracts with privately operated criminal detention facilities, consistent with applicable law.

Creates a Made in America Office in OMB to review agency waivers of Buy American laws, and directs a public waiver website and FAR Council review of domestic content rules. Revokes EOs 13788, 13975.

Revokes the 2018 memorandum on transgender military service and directs Defense and Homeland Security (Coast Guard) to bar gender-identity discharges, review past separations and allow transition while serving.

Revokes Executive Order 13957 (Schedule F) and three 2018 collective bargaining and removal orders, directs agencies to rescind related actions, and requires a report on a $15/hour federal minimum wage.

Directs all executive agencies to identify actions within existing authorities to address the pandemic's economic crisis and, as appropriate, take them, prioritizing relief to individuals, families, small businesses and governments.

Directs agencies to inventory COVID-19 response supplies and fill shortfalls, including via the Defense Production Act, and requires a long-term pandemic supply chain strategy within 180 days.

Directs the Secretaries of Education and of Health and Human Services to issue reopening guidance, collect data and give technical help to schools, child care and Head Start, and to report on COVID-19's educational impact.

Directs the Labor Secretary to issue revised COVID-19 workplace safety guidance within 2 weeks, consider emergency temporary standards (including masks) by March 15, 2021, and focus OSHA enforcement.

Directs agencies to require masks in airports, on commercial aircraft, trains, ferries, intercity buses and public transit. Orders review of international travel testing and quarantine measures and port-of-entry plans.

Directs HHS to plan COVID-19 therapy research, agencies to give surge assistance to care facilities, and HHS, Defense and VA to set treatment production targets and promote treatment access and coverage.

Establishes a COVID-19 Pandemic Testing Board to coordinate federal testing efforts, directs agencies to expand free testing, and requires HHS plans for a public health workforce and a U.S. Public Health Job Corps.

Establishes a COVID-19 Health Equity Task Force within HHS to recommend ways to reduce pandemic health inequities, and directs agencies to assess and modify response plans to advance equity.

Directs agencies to designate senior data leads and make COVID-19 data public, and directs OMB to issue open-data guidance. Directs HHS to review public health data systems and report, and OSTP to plan.

Revokes Executive Order 13768 on interior immigration enforcement and directs State, Justice, Homeland Security, OMB, OPM and other agencies to review actions taken under it and issue revised guidance.

Revokes six executive orders on federal regulation (13771, 13777, 13875, 13891, 13892, 13893) and directs OMB and agencies to rescind implementing policies and abolish entities those orders created.

Requires agency heads to enforce CDC mask-wearing and physical-distancing guidelines for federal employees, contractors and people in federal buildings and lands, and establishes a Safer Federal Workforce Task Force.

Directs agencies to review 2017-2021 actions inconsistent with its policy and consider suspending or rescinding them. Revokes the Keystone XL permit and several earlier executive orders.

Requires every executive agency appointee appointed on or after January 20, 2021 to sign an ethics pledge with gift, revolving-door and other limits, and sets waiver, administration and enforcement rules.

Directs agency heads to review agency actions under sex-discrimination laws for inconsistency with the order's policy, consider revising or rescinding them, and develop plans within 100 days.

Establishes a COVID-19 Response Coordinator and Deputy in the Executive Office of the President, and creates an NSC Directorate on Global Health Security and Biodefense and a 180-day biopreparedness review.

Directs the Commerce Secretary to report state population tabulations for apportionment without regard to immigration status, and revokes EO 13880 and the July 2020 memorandum on excluding illegal aliens.

Directs agencies to review programs for barriers facing underserved communities and produce plans addressing them, creates an Equitable Data Working Group, and revokes EOs 13950 and 13958.

Directs the Commerce Secretary to propose regulations within 180 days requiring U.S. IaaS providers to verify foreign customers' identities and keep records, and allowing special measures against certain foreign jurisdictions or persons.

Revokes Executive Order 13770 on ethics commitments by executive branch appointees, effective noon January 20, 2021, so employees and former employees are no longer bound by those commitments.

Directs the VA Secretary to consider designating veterans who served in Uzbekistan from 2001 to 2005 as theater-of-combat veterans. Directs DoD to study toxic exposure at Karshi-Khanabad Air Base within 365 days.

Directs agencies to review authority to stop procuring or funding UAS tied to foreign adversaries and report on their existing fleets; directs the FAA to propose rules limiting UAS over critical infrastructure.

Directs agencies to state in rules whether violations carry criminal penalties and the mens rea required, and to publish guidance on handling regulatory offenses administratively.

Requires agency heads to have senior appointees sign section 553 rules, initiate rulemaking and approve regulatory agendas, and to review existing delegations and past significant rules.

Amends EO 13934 to list individuals for statues in the National Garden of American Heroes and to direct site selection and construction; requires annual Task Force progress reports.

Directs agencies to remove obstacles to LEOSA concealed carry by federal officers and the Attorney General to propose deputation of at-risk federal prosecutors to carry firearms, plus protections and legislation.

Establishes the interagency Wildland Fire Subcabinet, co-chaired by the Agriculture and Interior Secretaries, and directs it to recommend consolidating wildfire working groups and publish a strategic plan within 180 days.

Encourages the Postmaster General to consider amending USPS supplying practices to match FAR price-differential and foreign-origin rules within 90 days of any final FAR rule under EO 13881.

Amends EO 13959 to set divestment windows for securities in Chinese military companies (Nov. 11, 2021, or 365 days after listing) and revises the listing criteria and the "transaction" definition.

Sets the order in which 17 listed EPA officials, starting with the General Counsel, act as EPA Administrator when the Administrator and Deputy Administrator cannot serve, and revokes Executive Order 13763.

Directs Defense to plan a licensed micro-reactor demonstration at a military installation and pilot a transportable one; NASA to define nuclear needs; Energy to complete HALEU work; agencies to build a roadmap.

Prohibits, starting 45 days after the order, U.S. transactions with developers or controllers of eight named Chinese apps, including Alipay and WeChat Pay, as Commerce identifies them; Commerce must report on user-data transfers.

Sets adjusted pay rates for statutory pay systems, the Senior Executive Service, executive, legislative and judicial offices, and uniformed services, plus locality pay; supersedes EO 13901.

Directs the HHS Secretary to allow Community Services Block Grant funds to be used for emergency learning scholarships for disadvantaged families whose children lack in-person learning, covering private school tuition, tutoring and more.

Directs Treasury to digitize savings bond records to identify owners of matured unredeemed bonds and add them to Treasury Hunt, research redemption barriers, work with States, and report within 6 months.

Makes classical architecture the default for D.C. federal buildings and establishes a Council on Improving Federal Civic Architecture. Requires GSA to notify the President before approving designs that depart from preferred styles.

Sets six principles for occupational licensing reform and directs agencies to review their rules and report every 2 years on aligning with them and on rewarding States that adopt them.

Closes executive departments and agencies and excuses their employees from duty on December 24, 2020, while letting agency heads keep certain offices open and employees working for national security or public need.

Directs the Secretary of State to start rulemaking within 120 days to mark all U.S. foreign assistance as "American aid" with a single presidentially selected logo, with waivers allowed, and requires annual reports.

Sets the order in which listed Defense Department officials, starting with the Deputy Secretary, act as Secretary of Defense when the Secretary is unable to serve, and revokes Executive Order 13533.

Directs HHS to ensure Americans, starting with the most vulnerable, get priority access to U.S. Government COVID-19 vaccines, and to facilitate international access once domestic supply is sufficient.

Establishes the Federal Mission Resilience Executive Committee to coordinate the Strategy and continuity policy, and amends PPD-40 and EO 13618 to name the APNSA as continuity coordinator.

Sets nine principles agencies must follow when using AI outside defense and national security, and requires OMB guidance, annual agency inventories of AI use cases, and AI expertise programs.

Declares a national emergency and bars U.S. persons from transactions in securities of Communist Chinese military companies from January 11, 2021, allowing divestment until November 11, 2021.

Directs the Education Secretary to establish the President's Advisory 1776 Commission, with up to 20 members, to report on founding principles and advise on patriotic education. Directs agencies to prioritize related resources.

Creates Schedule F of the excepted service for career policy-related positions and directs agency heads to review positions and petition OPM to place them there.

Establishes an interagency Water Subcabinet, co-chaired by the Interior Secretary and EPA Administrator, to coordinate water policy, consolidate working groups, and report recommendations on water management and infrastructure.

Establishes the United States One Trillion Trees Interagency Council, co-chaired by the Interior and Agriculture Secretaries, to coordinate federal tree growing, restoration and conservation work; it ends December 31, 2030.

Establishes the Coronavirus Mental Health Working Group, to report within 45 days on service coordination, and directs agencies to encourage grantees to adopt mental-health policies and fund community providers.

Declares a national emergency over reliance on critical minerals from foreign adversaries and directs the Interior Secretary to investigate and report within 60 days; directs agencies to expand domestic mining.

Directs the HHS Secretary to make federally funded programs aware of EMTALA and Rehab Act duties toward premature or disabled infants, investigate complaints, enforce, and prioritize related grants.

Directs HHS to seek a surprise-billing law by Dec. 31, 2020, or else act administratively, and to add hospital billing-quality data to Hospital Compare; agencies keep expanding healthcare choice and lowering costs.

Prohibits agencies and the Uniformed Services from teaching defined 'divisive concepts' on race and sex, and requires federal contracts to bar such training by contractors.

Blocks property of persons determined to contribute to arms transfers to or from Iran or to support such persons, and suspends their entry into the United States.

Directs HHS to implement a Medicare Part B payment model and develop a Part D model capping payment at the most-favored-nation price (lowest OECD price, adjusted). Revokes the July 24, 2020 order.

Directs the HHS Secretary to implement rulemaking for a payment model testing whether Medicare Part B pays no more than the most-favored-nation price, the lowest price in comparable OECD countries, for certain high-cost drugs.

Amends Executive Orders 12072 and 13006 to prefer opportunity zones and other distressed areas when locating Federal space, and revises the General Services Administrator's duties.

Directs HHS and CDC to consider eviction-halting measures, Treasury and HUD to identify federal funds for renters and homeowners, and HUD and FHFA to act on or review ways to prevent evictions and foreclosures.

Directs agencies to limit competition to U.S.-produced essential medicines, countermeasures and inputs, and directs HHS/FDA to list them and identify and reduce supply chain vulnerabilities.

Prohibits, beginning 45 days after the order, transactions related to WeChat with Tencent Holdings Ltd. or its subsidiaries, and directs the Secretary of Commerce to identify the covered transactions.

Prohibits transactions with ByteDance Ltd. and its subsidiaries 45 days after the order, as identified by the Commerce Secretary, who is also authorized to issue implementing regulations.

Directs HHS to announce a rural payment model and to propose a rule extending telehealth flexibilities beyond the PHE, and HHS and Agriculture to develop a rural health infrastructure strategy.

Directs agencies to review FY2018-2019 contractor use of temporary foreign labor and offshoring and report to OMB within 120 days; directs Labor and DHS to protect U.S. workers from H-1B wage effects.

Directs the HHS Secretary to finish rulemaking removing anti-kickback safe harbor protection for certain Part D drug rebates and creating safe harbors for point-of-sale discounts and PBM service fees.

Directs the HHS Secretary to expand access to lower-cost imported prescription drugs by facilitating importation waivers, authorizing emergency insulin re-importation, and finishing the Canada importation rule.

Directs the HHS Secretary to condition future health center grants on FQHCs offering insulin and injectable epinephrine at their 340B discounted price plus a minimal fee to low-income patients with high costs or no insurance.

Declares a national emergency on Hong Kong, suspends its differential treatment under listed statutes, directs agencies to end preferences, and blocks property of those undermining its autonomy.

Establishes the White House Hispanic Prosperity Initiative in the Department of Education and a President's Advisory Commission on Hispanic Prosperity, to improve Hispanic Americans' access to educational and economic opportunities.

Establishes an interagency Task Force chaired by the Interior Secretary to plan a National Garden of American Heroes statuary park, and directs agencies to prioritize funding for statues of historically significant Americans.

Directs the Attorney General to prioritize prosecuting destruction of monuments and vandalism of government property, and agencies to limit grants to jurisdictions failing to protect monuments.

Directs OPM to revise competitive-service job classification and qualification standards to limit minimum education requirements, and directs agencies to assess candidates on skills, not education or self-evaluation alone.

Extends the President's National Council for the American Worker and the American Workforce Policy Advisory Board until September 30, 2021, by amending Executive Order 13845's termination provision.

Directs the HHS Secretary to publish foster care data, issue guidance on partnering with nongovernmental organizations, expand caregiver resources, and strengthen federal reviews of State child welfare practices.

Directs DOJ to limit discretionary grants to law enforcement agencies seeking credentialing, with use-of-force standards including a chokehold ban, and to create a database of excessive-force incidents.

Declares a national emergency over the ICC and blocks property of foreign persons who help ICC efforts to investigate or prosecute U.S. or allied personnel, and suspends their entry, and that of ICC staff, into the U.S.

Directs agencies to use emergency and other authorities to expedite infrastructure and other projects, including under NEPA, the ESA and the Clean Water Act, and to file summary and recurring status reports.

Directs State and USAID to plan for prioritizing international religious freedom and budget at least $50 million yearly for it. Also requires staff training and economic-tool recommendations.

Directs Commerce to petition the FCC to clarify section 230(c) immunity for online platforms, orders agency ad-spending reviews, and tasks the FTC and a DOJ working group with reviewing platform practices.

Directs agency heads to use emergency authorities to support COVID-19 economic recovery, identify regulatory standards to rescind or waive, speed pre-enforcement rulings, and review fairness in enforcement.

Establishes the Forced Labor Enforcement Task Force, chaired by the Secretary of Homeland Security, to monitor enforcement of the Tariff Act section 307 ban, and sets its membership and decision rules.

Delegates to the DFC Chief Executive Officer the President's Defense Production Act title III loan authority, limited to COVID-19 response and domestic supply chains, expiring with the CARES Act waiver period.

Directs agencies to reduce fishing regulatory burdens, speed aquaculture permitting, combat illegal fishing, and identify aquaculture areas; creates an Interagency Seafood Trade Task Force.

Declares a national emergency and prohibits acquiring or installing bulk-power system electric equipment from foreign adversaries when the Energy Secretary finds undue risk; creates a procurement task force.

Directs the Secretary of Defense to call Selected Reserve units and members to active duty for up to 365 consecutive days, no more than 200 at a time, for a Western Hemisphere counternarcotic operation.

Establishes an Interagency Labor Committee, co-chaired by the U.S. Trade Representative and Secretary of Labor, to monitor Canada's and Mexico's USMCA labor obligations and recommend enforcement actions.

Delegates Defense Production Act contract-priority and allocation authority over food supply chain resources to the Secretary of Agriculture, who must act to keep meat and poultry processors operating.

Makes 19 U.S.C. 1318(a) deadline-extension authority available to the Treasury Secretary and directs consideration of extending estimated payment deadlines for importers in COVID-19 hardship.

Sets the order of succession to act as Secretary of the Interior when the Secretary and Deputy Secretary are unavailable, starting with the Solicitor, and revokes Executive Order 13244.

Directs the Secretary of State to encourage international support for public and private space resource recovery and use, negotiate arrangements with foreign states, and object to treating the Moon Agreement as customary law.

Establishes a Committee, chaired by the Attorney General, to review FCC telecommunications applications and licenses for national security and law enforcement risks and recommend that the FCC deny, condition or revoke them.

Authorizes the military service Secretaries and Homeland Security (for the Coast Guard) to order Ready Reserve units and members to active duty for up to 24 months, capped at 1,000,000, for the COVID-19 emergency.

Delegates to the Secretaries of Health and Human Services and Homeland Security the President's Defense Production Act loan, purchase and voluntary-agreement authorities for COVID-19 response.

Delegates to the Health and Human Services Secretary the President's Defense Production Act authority to prevent hoarding of COVID-19 health and medical resources, including designating scarce materials.

Delegates to the HHS Secretary the President's Defense Production Act section 101 authority to prioritize contracts and allocate health and medical resources needed to respond to COVID-19 within the United States.

Establishes the Interagency Committee on Trade in Automotive Goods, chaired by the USTR, to advise on USMCA automotive provisions, and directs Treasury, Labor and CBP to issue implementing regulations.

Establishes the Interagency Environment Committee for Monitoring and Enforcement, chaired by the USTR, to coordinate U.S. monitoring and enforcement of Mexico's and Canada's USMCA environmental obligations.

Revises National Space Council membership, adding the Secretary of Energy, the Secretary of Homeland Security, and the Assistants to the President for Economic and Domestic Policy, and revokes the quarterly reporting requirement.

Directs the Commerce Secretary to develop positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) profiles within 1 year, and assigns agencies related testing, federal contract, reporting and R&D tasks.

Directs DHS to propose importer-of-record criteria excluding CBP-suspended or debarred persons and to score international posts, with inspection and import limits on non-compliant posts.

Directs federal agencies to combat human trafficking and online child exploitation: a dedicated Domestic Policy Council position, prevalence estimates, better enforcement coordination, missing-child location, and school prevention programs.

Blocks property of persons determined to operate in Iran's construction, mining, manufacturing, or textiles sectors or to support blocked persons. Authorizes correspondent account sanctions on foreign banks and suspends entry.

Sets 2020 pay rates for the General Schedule, Foreign Service, Senior Executive Service, Executive Schedule, judges, uniformed services and ALJs, and sets locality payments; supersedes EO 13866.

Closes all executive departments and agencies and excuses employees from duty on December 24, 2019, while letting agency heads keep essential offices and staff working for national security or public need.

Directs agencies enforcing Title VI to consider the IHRA working definition of anti-Semitism and its examples, and requires them to report within 120 days on other authorities where it could apply.

Establishes a task force, co-chaired by the Attorney General and Interior Secretary, to develop protocols, review cold cases and consult tribes on missing and murdered American Indians and Alaska Natives.

Revokes Executive Order 13495, which required successor federal contractors to offer predecessor employees a right of first refusal, and directs agencies to rescind implementing rules and end related investigations.

Directs the Attorney General to establish a Commission on Law Enforcement and the Administration of Justice to study crime and justice issues and recommend actions, with reports due within one year.

Establishes the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, chaired by the OSTP Director with up to 16 outside members, to advise on science and technology policy; revokes EO 13539.

Declares a national emergency over Syria and blocks property of persons the Treasury Secretary determines are Turkish government officials or entities or are responsible for Syria abuses; authorizes further sanctions and suspends entry.

Requires agencies to submit discretionary actions to OMB for review, with a comparable offsetting mandatory-spending reduction for any increase, and directs OMB to issue guidance and revoke Memorandum M-05-13.

Restricts agency use of guidance documents in civil enforcement and adjudication, requires notice and an opportunity to be heard, and directs agencies to publish inspection rules and report to the President.

Requires agencies to post all guidance documents in a searchable website database, rescind outdated ones, and adopt regulations setting procedures for issuing guidance, including public comment on significant ones.

Directs the HHS Secretary to propose Medicare rules expanding Medicare Advantage plan choices, adjusting network adequacy and reducing provider burdens, and to report on market-based pricing.

Continues 30 listed federal advisory committees until September 30, 2021, and assigns the President's Federal Advisory Committee Act functions to each committee's designated agency head.

Requires State and HHS to set up a process, within 90 days, to obtain written State and local consent before resettling refugees there, with exceptions only if the Secretary of State so concludes.

Establishes a National Influenza Vaccine Task Force to produce a 5-year plan for modernizing influenza vaccines, and directs HHS, DOD and VA to estimate costs and take vaccine research and manufacturing steps.

Amends Executive Order 13224 to revise terrorism-related asset-blocking criteria and let Treasury restrict foreign banks' US accounts; revokes Executive Order 12947 and its national emergency.

Establishes the National Quantum Initiative Advisory Committee, with up to 22 members appointed by the Secretary of Energy, to advise the Secretary and the Subcommittee on Quantum Information Science.

Blocks all property of the Government of Venezuela in U.S. jurisdiction, and of persons who support or act for blocked persons, and suspends entry into the U.S. of aliens meeting those criteria.

Directs Treasury to implement CBW Act sanctions on a country by opposing international financial institution aid and barring U.S. bank loans to its government, and delegates these powers to Treasury.

Declares a national emergency over Mali and blocks property of persons found to threaten its peace, security or stability, or to commit abuses or corruption there; also suspends their entry into the U.S.

Directs the FAR Council to consider proposing rules treating end products as foreign if foreign content is 5% (iron/steel) or 45% (others), and raising price preferences to 20% or 30%.

Directs all agencies to give the Commerce Department maximum lawful access to administrative records on citizenship, and establishes an interagency working group chaired by the Census Bureau Director.

Directs the HHS Secretary to launch a kidney disease awareness initiative, select two Medicare payment models, propose organ procurement and living-donor regulations, and promote artificial kidney development.

Establishes a White House Council on Eliminating Regulatory Barriers to Affordable Housing, chaired by the HUD Secretary, to identify and recommend ways to reduce barriers to housing development; it terminates January 21, 2021.

Directs HHS to propose a rule requiring hospitals to post standard charges, and directs agencies on out-of-pocket cost notices, quality measures, claims data access, and health account guidance.

Blocks the property of Iran's Supreme Leader, his Office, and persons tied to them; authorizes correspondent-account sanctions on foreign banks dealing with them; and suspends their entry into the U.S.

Requires each agency to terminate at least one-third of its discretionary advisory committees by September 30, 2019, and caps eligible committees government-wide at 350, absent an OMB waiver.

Directs USDA, EPA and FDA to streamline agricultural biotechnology regulations, exempt low-risk products, and plan a joint web platform for developers, plus consumer and international outreach and trade strategies.

Declares a national emergency over foreign adversaries' ICT threats and prohibits transactions the Commerce Secretary determines pose undue risks, authorizing Commerce to issue implementing regulations.

Establishes an advisory commission in Commerce and a White House interagency initiative, co-chaired by the Commerce and Transportation Secretaries, to broaden AAPI access to economic resources; supersedes EO 13515.

Blocks property of persons determined to operate in or knowingly transact significantly with Iran's iron, steel, aluminum, or copper sectors, and authorizes correspondent-account sanctions on foreign banks.

Directs DHS to set up a federal cybersecurity rotational assignment program and plan an annual President's Cup Cybersecurity Competition; also tasks agencies with workforce, award and NICE Framework measures.

Amends EO 13467 to make the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency, renamed from DSS, the primary federal background investigator, and directs OPM's NBIB functions transferred to DoD by September 30, 2019.

Directs EPA to issue new Clean Water Act section 401 guidance and revise its rules, and directs DOT to update LNG facility safety rules and allow LNG in rail tank cars; orders related reviews and reports.

Designates the Secretary of State to receive Presidential permit applications for cross-border pipelines, bridges and crossings, sets a 60-day process, and revokes Executive Orders 13337 and 11423.

Sets 2019 pay rates for General Schedule, Foreign Service, SES, Executive Schedule, judges, uniformed services and ALJs, sets locality pay, and supersedes Executive Order 13856.

Directs the National Security Advisor to coordinate executive branch efforts to assess and manage electromagnetic pulse risks, and assigns agencies roles and deadlines on EMP research, risk assessment and infrastructure protection.

Directs covered agencies to ensure grant-receiving institutions promote free inquiry, and directs Education to expand College Scorecard earnings and debt data and build a loan borrower website.

Amends Executive Order 13581 to redefine "significant transnational criminal organization" as a group including foreign persons engaged in serious criminal activity across at least two states' jurisdictions that threatens U.S. interests.

Revokes Section 3 of Executive Order 13732, ending the annual requirement that the Director of National Intelligence release an unclassified summary of strikes outside areas of active hostilities and resulting deaths.

Establishes a Veteran Wellness, Empowerment, and Suicide Prevention Task Force, which must submit a roadmap on preventing veteran suicide, with a research strategy and grant proposal, within 365 days.

Directs the Defense and Homeland Security Secretaries to identify military training that counts toward merchant mariner credentials, and to waive or pay credentialing fees for active duty members.

Launches the American AI Initiative: agencies must prioritize AI R&D funding, open federal data and computing to AI researchers, and issue AI regulatory guidance, standards, and workforce plans.

Directs agencies administering infrastructure financial assistance programs to encourage award recipients to use U.S.-produced iron, aluminum, steel, cement and other manufactured products, and to report to the President within 120 days.

Amends the "Government of Venezuela" definition in five Venezuela orders to include the Central Bank, PDVSA, persons it owns or controls, and persons acting for it, including the Maduro regime.

Sets 2019 pay rates for the General Schedule, Foreign Service, SES, Executive Schedule, uniformed services, judges and others, and authorizes locality payments. Supersedes Executive Order 13819.

Directs the Interior and Agriculture Secretaries to set wildfire prevention goals, streamline fuel-reduction review processes, and jointly develop a wildfire strategy by December 31, 2020.

Closes executive departments and agencies and excuses employees from duty on December 24, 2018, while letting agency heads keep essential offices and staff working for national security or public need.

Establishes a White House Opportunity and Revitalization Council, chaired by the HUD Secretary, to coordinate agency efforts to spur investment in distressed communities and opportunity zones, and amends EO 13845.

Closes all executive departments and agencies on December 5, 2018, in respect for George H. W. Bush, lets agency heads keep essential offices open, and treats the day as a holiday for pay and leave.

Declares a national emergency over Nicaragua and blocks property of persons the Treasury Secretary designates for abuses, corruption or undermining democracy, and suspends their entry into the U.S.

Blocks property of persons determined to operate in Venezuela's gold sector or other designated sectors, or to be involved in corruption with its government, and suspends their entry into the United States.

Directs Treasury and other agencies to implement CAATSA and Ukraine Freedom Support Act sanctions, including asset blocking, financing and export bans, procurement limits, and visa denials.

Declares a national emergency over foreign election interference, requires post-election intelligence assessments, and blocks property of foreign persons Treasury determines engaged in such interference.

Directs Labor and Treasury to examine expanding multiple employer retirement plans, simplifying plan disclosures, and updating life expectancy tables for required minimum distributions.

Authorizes blocking, correspondent-account and menu-based sanctions on persons involved in specified Iran transactions, and revokes Executive Orders 13628 and 13716.

Establishes the President's National Council for the American Worker to develop workforce policy and strategy recommendations, and creates an American Workforce Policy Advisory Board to advise it.

Establishes a Task Force on Market Integrity and Consumer Fraud within the Department of Justice to guide fraud investigations and prosecutions, and revokes Executive Order 13519, ending the Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force.

Places administrative law judges in a new Schedule E of the excepted service by amending Civil Service Rule VI, and directs OPM to adopt implementing regulations and guidance on the transition.

Places Deputy U.S. Marshals and Criminal Investigators of the USMS in Schedule B of the excepted service, and allows non-competitive conversion to career appointments after 3 years of satisfactory service.

Directs DHS to keep alien families in custody together during improper-entry and immigration proceedings, and directs the Attorney General to seek modification of the Flores settlement to permit this.

Establishes an interagency Ocean Policy Committee, co-chaired by the CEQ Chairman and OSTP Director, to coordinate ocean-related matters, and revokes Executive Order 13547 on ocean stewardship.

Limits agency grievance and bargaining terms on removals and ratings, generally caps performance opportunity periods at 30 days, and requires annual adverse-action reports to OPM.

Amends EO 13658 to exempt seasonal recreational services and equipment rental contracts on Federal lands from its contractor minimum wage, except lodging and food services; directs agencies to remove the clauses.

Limits taxpayer-funded union time: agencies must target a union time rate of 1 hour or less, require advance written authorization, and report to OPM. Employees must spend three-quarters of paid time on agency work.

Establishes an OPM-chaired Interagency Labor Relations Working Group and sets bargaining objectives, negotiation timelines and limits for agencies; requires agencies to submit term CBAs to OPM for public posting.

Prohibits U.S. persons from purchasing debt owed to the Government of Venezuela, accepting such debt as collateral, or dealing in sales or pledges of its 50%-or-more-owned equity interests.

Directs agencies to meet statutory energy, water, waste and building-efficiency goals cost-effectively, assigns duties to CEQ, OMB and agency heads, and revokes Executive Order 13693.

Directs covered agency heads to have CIOs report directly to them, consolidate IT functions, and add CIO roles in cybersecurity and boards; directs OPM to propose a rule on IT direct-hire authority.

Requires agencies to advertise the military spouse hiring authority and note it in job announcements, and directs OPM to issue guidance and training; agencies report annually on spouse hiring.

Establishes the White House Faith and Opportunity Initiative in the Executive Office of the President, headed by an Advisor. Renames related offices in earlier orders and revokes Executive Orders 13199 and 13498.

Authorizes military department Secretaries, and Homeland Security for the Coast Guard, to award listed decorations in the President's name under set criteria, superseding EOs 4601 and 9260.

Establishes a Task Force on the United States Postal Service, chaired by the Treasury Secretary, to evaluate USPS operations and finances and report recommendations for administrative and legislative reform within 120 days.

Directs eight cabinet Secretaries to review public assistance rules and work requirements, recommend changes within 90 days, then implement them, and report on compliance with alien benefit restrictions.

Prohibits U.S. persons and transactions within the United States from dealing in, or financing, any digital currency, coin or token issued by or for the Government of Venezuela on or after January 9, 2018.

Establishes the Federal Interagency Council on Crime Prevention and Improving Reentry to develop recommendations and reports on crime prevention and reducing recidivism, and revokes the April 29, 2016 reentry memorandum.

Amends Parts II, III, and IV of the Manual for Courts-Martial per Annex 1, and makes further Annex 2 amendments effective January 1, 2019 to implement the Military Justice Act of 2016.

Revokes EO 13545 and amends EO 13265 to rename the council as the President's Council on Sports, Fitness, and Nutrition and direct HHS to develop a national youth sports strategy.

Revokes the section of EO 13492 ordering closure of Guantánamo Bay detention facilities and allows more detainees to be transported there. Directs the Defense Secretary to recommend detainee disposition policies within 90 days.

Directs the Defense, Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security Secretaries to submit a Joint Action Plan within 60 days on mental health and suicide prevention access for transitioning service members, plus a 180-day status report.

Requires applicants and Federal property managing agencies to use the GSA Common Form Application for broadband facility siting requests on Federal property, and directs GSA to evaluate and report on it.

Revokes Executive Order 13799 of May 11, 2017, and terminates the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity that it established.

Sets 2018 pay rates for the General Schedule, Foreign Service, Senior Executive Service, uniformed services and other pay systems, and sets locality payments. Supersedes Executive Order 13756.

Declares a national emergency over serious human rights abuse and corruption abroad and blocks the property of listed persons and those Treasury determines involved; also suspends their entry into the U.S.

Directs Interior to publish a list of critical minerals within 60 days, and Commerce to report within 180 days after that on a strategy to reduce reliance on them, covering mapping, trade and permitting.

Approves a new official seal for the National Credit Union Administration, with the design made part of the order, and revokes Executive Order 11580 of 1971, which established the prior seal.

Ends the refugee admissions suspension under EO 13780 and directs State and DHS to assess risks from refugee categories; requires an Attorney General report on resettlement within 180 days.

Amends Executive Order 13223 to make national-emergency authorities under 10 U.S.C. 688 and 690 available to the Secretary concerned, with the military department Secretaries under the Secretary of Defense's direction.

Directs agencies to consider rules or guidance expanding association health plans, short-term limited-duration insurance and health reimbursement arrangements, and requires a biennial report to the President.

Revokes Executive Order 13522, abolishing the National Council on Federal Labor-Management Relations and agency forums, and directs OPM and agencies to rescind implementing rules and policies.

Continues 32 listed federal advisory committees until September 30, 2019 and assigns the President's Federal Advisory Committee Act functions to each committee's designated agency head. Revokes Executive Order 13805.

Blocks property of persons operating in key North Korean industries, ports, or trade, and authorizes sanctions on foreign banks dealing with them. Restricts ships and aircraft that visited North Korea.

Revokes Executive Order 13688 on federal support for local law enforcement equipment acquisition, and directs agencies to stop implementing its recommendations and rescind implementing rules and policies.

Prohibits U.S. persons from dealing in certain Venezuelan government and PdVSA debt, equity, bonds and dividend payments, and from buying securities from the Venezuelan government.

Requires federal agencies to use "One Federal Decision" for major infrastructure projects: a lead agency, one Record of Decision, and permitting timetables. Revokes Executive Order 13690.

Directs the Secretary of Defense, with other agencies, to report to the President within 270 days assessing U.S. manufacturing capacity, defense industrial base and supply chain resiliency, with recommended changes.

Establishes a Presidential Advisory Council on Infrastructure in the Department of Commerce, with up to 15 members, to study federal infrastructure funding and delivery and report recommendations to the President.

Changes the July 12, 2017 dates in sections 1, 10 and 12(b) of Executive Order 13761 on Sudan to October 12, 2017, and revokes section 11 of that order.

Revives the National Space Council, chaired by the Vice President, to advise the President on space policy and strategy, and sets its membership, duties, a Users' Advisory Group and annual reporting.

Amends Executive Order 13597 by deleting subsection (b)(ii) of its section 2, and directs the Secretaries of State and Homeland Security to revise the implementation plan to match.

Directs the Labor Secretary to consider rules for industry-recognized apprenticeship programs, creates an apprenticeship task force, and requires agencies to evaluate job training programs.

Requires agency heads to use the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and submit risk management reports, and orders reports on critical infrastructure, deterrence, and cyber workforce.

Establishes an advisory commission chaired by the Vice President to study voter registration and voting processes in Federal elections and report to the President, terminating 30 days after the report.

Directs agencies to respect religious and political speech, bars Treasury adverse tax action over religious speech on moral issues, and tells the Attorney General to issue religious liberty guidance.

Establishes the Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy within the White House Office, led by a Director, to advise the President on trade policy, liaise with Commerce, and help improve federal procurement and hiring policies.

Directs the Commerce Secretary and USTR to review all U.S. trade and investment agreements and certain trade relations, report violations to the President within 180 days, and take lawful action to remedy them.

Directs the Interior Secretary to consider annual oil and gas lease sales in seven Outer Continental Shelf planning areas. Revokes EO 13754 and orders reviews of offshore energy rules.

Establishes the American Technology Council, chaired by the President, to coordinate the Federal Government's use of information technology and digital service delivery, and sets its membership and functions until January 20, 2021.

Directs the VA Secretary to establish, within 45 days, an Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection led by a Special Assistant, to advise on discipline and protect employees who report wrongdoing.

Directs the Interior Secretary to review national monument designations made since 1996 that exceed 100,000 acres or lacked outreach, with an interim report in 45 days and a final report in 120 days.

Directs the Secretary of Education to review Department regulations and guidance for compliance with bans on federal control of curriculum, and to rescind or revise inconsistent ones within 300 days.

Establishes an Interagency Task Force on Agriculture and Rural Prosperity, chaired by the Agriculture Secretary, to identify changes for rural America and report in 180 days; revokes the White House Rural Council order.

Directs the Treasury Secretary to review significant tax regulations issued since January 1, 2016, report on burdensome ones, and delay, modify or rescind them as appropriate and lawful.

Requires agencies to enforce Buy American Laws, minimize waivers and assess compliance within 150 days; directs immigration agencies to propose rules and H-1B reforms to protect U.S. workers.

Sets the order in which three U.S. Attorneys (E.D. Va., E.D.N.C., N.D. Tex.) act as Attorney General when higher officials are unable to serve, and revokes Executive Order 13775.

Directs the Commerce Secretary and USTR to report to the President within 90 days on trading partners with significant 2016 goods trade deficits, assessing causes, effects and national security impacts.

Directs DHS to develop a plan within 90 days requiring risky importers to post bonds for antidumping and countervailing duties, and to build a strategy against trade violations and IPR infringement.

Establishes the President's Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis to study the Federal response and recommend improvements, with interim and final reports due and ONDCP support.

Orders agencies to review rules burdening domestic energy production, revokes Executive Order 13653 and other climate actions, and directs EPA to review the Clean Power Plan.

Revokes Executive Orders 13673, 13738 and section 3 of Order 13683 on federal contracting, and directs agencies to consider promptly rescinding rules and policies implementing them.

Directs each agency head to submit a reorganization plan to OMB within 180 days, and directs the OMB Director to submit to the President a plan to reorganize the executive branch and eliminate unnecessary agencies.

Suspends entry of nationals of Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen for 90 days and refugee admissions for 120 days, with waivers and exceptions. Revokes Executive Order 13769.

Establishes the White House Initiative on HBCUs and a President's Board of Advisors, requires identified agencies to prepare annual HBCU plans, and revokes Executive Order 13532.

Directs EPA and the Army's Assistant Secretary for Civil Works to review the 2015 Clean Water Rule and propose rescinding or revising it, and to consider reading "navigable waters" per Justice Scalia's Rapanos opinion.

Requires each agency to designate a Regulatory Reform Officer and set up a Regulatory Reform Task Force to evaluate existing regulations and recommend repeal, replacement or modification.

Directs the Attorney General to establish a Task Force on Crime Reduction and Public Safety to develop crime-reduction strategies and propose legislation, and to report to the President at least yearly.

Sets the order of succession to act as Attorney General: U.S. Attorneys for the Eastern District of Virginia, Northern District of Illinois, and Western District of Missouri. Revokes EO 13762.

Directs the Attorney General to develop a strategy to prosecute violence against law enforcement officers, review federal laws, evaluate Justice Department grants, and recommend legislation to the President.

Directs four cabinet officials to co-chair the interagency Threat Mitigation Working Group to coordinate action against transnational criminal organizations, and requires a report to the President within 120 days.

Establishes seven Core Principles for financial regulation and directs the Treasury Secretary to report within 120 days, and periodically after, on whether existing laws and policies promote them.

Requires agencies to identify at least two existing regulations to repeal for each new one, caps fiscal year 2017 incremental regulatory costs at zero, and sets annual OMB-managed agency cost allowances.

Requires every executive agency appointee to sign an ethics pledge with lobbying, gift and foreign-agent restrictions, sets waiver and enforcement rules, and revokes Executive Order 13490.

Suspends entry of aliens from countries in INA section 217(a)(12) for 90 days and suspends the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program for 120 days; also suspends Syrian refugee entry indefinitely.

Directs agencies to enforce immigration laws against all removable aliens, sets removal priorities, and bars federal grants to jurisdictions that willfully refuse to comply with 8 U.S.C. 1373.

Directs DHS to plan and build a physical wall on the southern border, expand detention, end "catch and release," hire 5,000 Border Patrol agents, and enter 287(g) agreements with states and localities.

Directs the CEQ Chairman to decide within 30 days whether a requested infrastructure project is "high priority" and to set expedited deadlines with agencies for its environmental reviews and approvals.

Directs HHS and other agencies, to the extent permitted by law, to waive, defer, exempt or delay Affordable Care Act requirements that burden States or individuals and industry, and to give States more flexibility.

Amends the Civil Service Rules and EOs 13488 and 13467 to set fitness standards, require continuous vetting and reciprocity, and define roles of the Council, Executive Agents and NBIB.

Sets the order in which 16 listed EPA officials, starting with the General Counsel, act as Administrator when the Administrator and Deputy Administrator are unavailable, and revokes Executive Order 13737.

Sets the order of succession to act as Attorney General: the U.S. Attorneys for D.C., Northern District of Illinois, and Central District of California, in turn. Revokes Executive Order 13557.

Revokes Sudan sanctions in EO 13067 (secs. 1-2) and EO 13412 effective July 12, 2017, if State publishes a notice that Sudan sustained its positive actions; waives TSRA and CPSA provisions and requires annual reports.

Amends Executive Order 12171 to revise and add lists of Department of Defense agencies and subdivisions excluded from the Federal Labor-Management Relations Program, determining they perform national security work.

Designates the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) as a public international organization entitled to the privileges, exemptions, and immunities of the International Organizations Immunities Act.

Rewrites Purple Heart eligibility criteria in EO 11016, including wounds from attacks inspired by foreign terrorist organizations and friendly fire, and excludes wounds from willful misconduct.

Amends EO 13694 to block property of persons responsible for cyber-enabled activities that interfere with election processes, adds an Annex of listed persons, and lets Treasury delist them.

Sets 2017 pay rates for the General Schedule, Foreign Service, Senior Executive Service, Executive Schedule, military, judges and others, and orders locality payments per Schedule 9. Supersedes EO 13715.

Sets the order in which listed Labor Department officials, starting with the Solicitor of Labor, act as Secretary when the Secretary and Deputy Secretary are unavailable, and revokes Executive Order 13245.