“America United was the theme of the inauguration. Despite the absence of former President Trump, America moved forward on January 20, 2021, swearing in the 46th President of the United States, Joe Biden, and Vice President Kamala Harris, the first black woman to hold this position.
After his inauguration, President Biden fulfilled his responsibility to tackle the many issues facing the United States: the coronavirus pandemic, race relations, a struggling economy, immigration, foreign policy , crime, the Supreme Court, health care, bipartisanship and the environment. . President Biden immediately got to work on some of these issues, signing numerous executive orders during his first six days in office.
What Are Executive Orders and How Do They Affect Change in the Lives of Americans? Both President Biden and former President Trump have exercised their executive order powers. The power to issue an executive order is imposed by the Constitution of the United States. In the Constitution, the president acquires the ability to change the functioning of the federal government by giving orders to government agencies, departments and other government offices after they are sworn in. The order can be canceled, revoked or declared illegal after judicial review. Otherwise, the order remains in effect until its expiration date or until a last president cancels it.
In a study conducted by Statistical At the end of last year, more than 50% of Americans believed the Biden administration would be better qualified to deal with environmental, racial, and health-related issues than the Trump administration. So far, President Biden has issued 33 executive orders; 16 focused on tackling the COVID-19 pandemic. While the pandemic is far from over, the trust instilled in Biden by Americans late last year appears to have been rightly placed.
Biden has done a great job of encouraging people to unite America by asserting Americans and keeping many of his other promises, like the revocation of many of former President Trump’s regulatory measures. For example, it overturns former President Trump’s decision to abolish collective bargaining power and worker protections for federal workers. This directive is part of Joe Biden’s plan to “ensure that workers are treated with dignity and receive the pay, benefits and workplace protections they deserve.” The directive is good for the American working class because it orders companies to stop stealing from their workers.
Biden also issued another directive that lays the groundwork for a $ 15 minimum wage for public servants. Public servants work for federal employers like the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the Peace Corps, AmeriCorps, the Department of Defense, the US Air Force and the US Census Bureau, and many more. The directive or policy regulates the federal government to adopt a minimum wage of $ 15 for federal workers and explore avenues to replenish the federal workforce. These jobs are often desirable and in some cases allow for student loan forgiveness.
What Biden has done during his short tenure exceeds expectations and portends a bright future.
