White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows
Mark Randall Meadows The Atlanta airport checkpoint was closed after workers tested positive for coronavirus. Republicans in the House of Representatives urge the White House to support the TSA that performs temperature checks on travelers. Monday joked next executive action from President Trump
Donald John Trump Trump’s second term plans remain a mystery to the Republican Party Trump to hold an outdoor rally in New Hampshire on Saturday Eighty-eight years of debt mercy MORE targeting immigration, China, and prescription drug prices.
“Starting this week, you will see executive orders, you will see businesses that actually advance from the Oval Office when Congress does not act,” Meadows told “Fox & Friends.”
Meadows, who was giving his first televised interview since taking the job in March, offered few details about each of the orders or when they would be signed.
The president would seek to address the United States’ manufacturing relationship with China to ensure that American workers have priority, Meadows said.
Trump was also expected to sign immigration actions. The president last month signed an executive order suspending certain work visas for the rest of the year.
And the president is expected to focus at least one executive order on prescription drugs, Meadows said. The White House has supported efforts by Congress to reduce drug prices, but the chances of the legislation being passed this year have decreased in recent days.
Senator Chuck grassley
Charles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyTrump’s second term plans remain a mystery to the Republican Party IRS, taxpayers face hurdles before July 15, filing deadline Congress prepares for battle for benefits by past due unemployment MORE (R-Iowa) is preparing to present an updated version of a Senate bill on the matter, but no Democrat is cosponsoring it, sinking little hope that there will be a bipartisan advance.
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