Executive Orders & other decisions by the Biden-Harris Administration during first 10 days in office
The executive orders and decisions signed by President Biden during the first days of his term are the most numerous in history. Here is a partial list for our readers of some of the decisions made by President Biden during these first few days. They are just a sample of the most relevant among dozens of executive orders signed in those early days.
Partial list of the actions taken by Biden and his administration
following his Jan. 20 inauguration 
- The Keystone XL pipeline’s construction was halted after Biden revoked the construction project’s permit.
- Signed an executive order for the United States to rejoin the 2015 Paris Agreement.
- The United States would send $4 billion for development to Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador.
- Halted deportation of noncitizens entering the United States illegally.
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Removed the designation of the Houthis as a terrorist group.

- Announced that the Biden administration would codify Roe v. Wade, which would allow for legal abortions even in the event that the Supreme Court overturns the 1973 ruling.
- Halted the Interior Department agencies and bureaus from issuing oil and natural gas drilling leases or permits on federal lands and waters.
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Donald J. Trump is now officially a former president. History will show that his stewardship of America was seminal for many reasons. The paradigm shift that began its consolidation in 2016, for which Trump deserves great credit, was a 21st reaffirmation of the values and beliefs of American exceptionalism. This national renaissance was a de facto repudiation of an internationalist (or globalist) worldview that took hold among democracies following World War II and was later accentuated after the collapse of the Soviet Union. The economy was the most important aspect, setting aside foundational ideological and anthropological tenets that surrendered culture to savvy intellectual social engineers of a Marxist persuasion. Liberals and conservatives of the Old Right alike eventually became enjoined by socialists for strategical purposes in the world market stage, despite having unequal ethical credentials.
