Trump readying close to 100 executive orders, Republican senator says
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Trump unveils ambitious 100-executive order plan to Senate Republicans focusing on border, energy
Trump has said he will sign at least 25 executive orders on the first day of his second term, The Post has calculated.
Trump tells GOP he wants to write 100 executive orders
President-elect Trump during a meeting with GOP senators on Wednesday said he wants to enact 100 executive orders, with many of the orders focused on his plans for immigration. “He threw that out
Trump Previews 100 Executive Orders to Senate Republicans
President-elect Donald Trump will be wasting no time after it was revealed there are at least 100 executive orders ready
Trump prepares 100 executive orders to enact once in office
President-elect Donald Trump and his advisers told Republican senators that the incoming administration is working on 100 executive orders that will be enacted once Trump is sworn into office. The orders will focus on immigration,
Senator: Trump plans to sign about 100 executive orders upon taking office
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer President-elect Donald Trump has around 100 executive orders to enact as soon as he takes office, a Republican senator said on Thursday after GOP lawmakers held
Trump Previews 100 Executive Orders - This Is Going to Be Good
President-elect Donald Trump, Vice President-elect J.D. Vance, and top advisors met with Republican senators on Capitol Hill. According to Axios, Trump and his team outlined plans to issue 100 executive orders early in the new administration.
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Senators' credibility will be judged alongside Trump's Cabinet picks
The confirmation or denial process is a matter of 100 senators making judgement calls to determine whether a nominee is professionally qualified, exhibits leadership skills, is ethically fit ...
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Senate Breaks an 8-Month Voting Trend
U.S. senators on Wednesday broke an eight-month voting trend, as all 100 showed up to vote on pushing forward a bill that would remove restrictions on Social Security for government workers.