Mackenna Gleave

2 months ago | montanakaimin.com | Elle Daniel |Mackenna Gleave |Claire Bernard

By the end of the first day of his second term as president on Jan. 20, Donald Trump signed 26 executive orders, the most first-day orders in American history. Throughout the next four weeks, Trump’s executive orders totaled more than 60, instating deep structural changes in policy from foreign affairs to transgender rights. Several of these resulted in legal action by states against the federal government.