We have had Joe Biden as our President for 55 days. In that same timeframe, he has signed at least 55 executive orders and proclamations. Here is a list of some of the most far-reaching ones: Key Biden executive actions
| Subject | Type of action | Date |
| Re-engage with World Health Organization | End withdrawal process | Jan. 20 |
| Create position of COVID-19 response coordinator | Executive order | Jan. 20 |
| Rejoin Paris climate agreement | Sign an “instrument” | Jan. 20 |
| Revoke permit for Keystone XL pipeline, pause energy leasing in ANWR | Executive order | Jan. 20 |
| Ask agencies to extend eviction/foreclosure moratoriums | Request | Jan. 20 |
| Ask Education Dept. to extend student-loan pause | Request | Jan. 20 |
| Launch an initiative to advance racial equity, end “1776 Commission” | Executive order | Jan. 20 |
| Revoke order that aims to exclude undocumented immigrants from census | Executive order | Jan. 20 |
| Preserve/fortify DACA, which helps “Dreamers” | Memorandum | Jan. 20 |
| Require masks/distancing on all federal property and by federal workers | Executive order | Jan. 20 |
| Reverse travel ban targeting primarily Muslim countries | Executive order | Jan. 20 |
| Stop construction of border wall | Proclamation | Jan. 20 |
| Combat discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity | Executive order | Jan. 20 |
| Require ethics pledge for executive-branch personnel | Executive order | Jan. 20 |
| Modernize and improve regulatory review | Memorandum | Jan. 20 |
| End “harsh and extreme immigration enforcement” | Executive order | Jan. 20 |
| Extend protection from deportation for Liberians in U.S. | Memorandum | Jan. 20 |
| Revoke certain executive orders concerning federal regulation | Executive order | Jan. 20 |
| Freeze any new or pending regulations | Memorandum | Jan. 20 |
| Fill supply shortfalls in fight vs. COVID-19 with Defense Production Act, other measures | Executive order | Jan. 21 |
| Increase FEMA reimbursement to states for National Guard, PPE | Memorandum | Jan. 21 |
| Establish “COVID-19 Pandemic Testing Board,” expand testing | Executive order | Jan. 21 |
| Bolster access to COVID-19 treatments and clinical care | Executive order | Jan. 21 |
| Improve collection/analysis of COVID-related data | Executive order | Jan. 21 |
| Mount vaccination campaign amid goals such as 100 million shots in 100 days | Directives | Jan. 21 |
| Provide guidance on safely reopening schools | Executive order | Jan. 21 |
| OSHA guidance for keeping workers safe from COVID-19 | Executive order | Jan. 21 |
| Require face masks at airports, other modes of transportation | Executive order | Jan. 21 |
| Establish a “COVID-19 Health Equity Task Force” | Executive order | Jan. 21 |
| Support international response to COVID-19, “restore U.S. global leadership” | Directive | Jan. 21 |
| Ask agencies to boost food aid, improve delivery of stimulus checks | Executive order | Jan. 22 |
| Restore collective bargaining power for federal workers | Executive order | Jan. 22 |
| Repeal ban on transgender people serving openly in U.S. military | Executive order | Jan. 25 |
| Tighten ‘Buy American’ rules in government procurement | Executive order | Jan. 25 |
| Reinstate coronavirus travel restrictions on Brazil, most of Europe | Proclamation | Jan. 25 |
| End the Justice Department’s use of private prisons | Executive order | Jan. 26 |
| Directs HUD to address discriminatory housing practices | Memorandum | Jan. 26 |
| Combat racism against Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders | Memorandum | Jan. 26 |
| Directs agencies to engage in consultations with tribal governments | Memorandum | Jan. 26 |
| Pause new oil and gas leasing on U.S. lands/waters, elevate climate change as national-security, foreign-policy priority | Executive order | Jan. 27 |
| Re-establish President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology | Executive order | Jan. 27 |
| Directs agencies to make decisions on best available science, evidence | Memorandum | Jan. 27 |
| Reopen Obamacare marketplaces, lower recent barriers to joining Medicaid | Executive order | Jan. 28 |
| Lift certain restrictions on abortion funding | Memorandum | Jan. 28 |
| Keep aluminum tariffs on U.A.E., scrapping Trump administration’s exemption | Proclamation | Feb. 1 |
| Begin ending “Remain in Mexico” program, “restore” U.S. asylum system | Executive order | Feb. 2 |
| Start roll back of “public charge rule” (which imposes a wealth test on would-be immigrants), review other recent barriers to legal immigration | Executive order | Feb. 2 |
| Create task force to reunite migrant families separated at the border | Executive order | Feb. 2 |
| Retroactively reimburse states fully for FEMA-eligible costs tied to COVID | Memorandum | Feb. 2 |
| Rebuild U.S. refugee resettlement program | Executive order | Feb. 4 |
| Expand protection of LGBTQ people around the world | Memorandum | Feb. 4 |
| %Prevent Myanmar military from accessing property | Executive order | Feb. 11 |
| Reestablish the White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships to help address the needs of low-income people | Executive order | Feb. 14 |
| Rescind a Trump order creating industry-led apprenticeship programs | Executive order | Feb. 17 |
| Review supply chains for semiconductors and other ‘critical goods’ | Executive order | Feb. 24 |
| Revoke Trump proclamations that aimed to suspend the entry of immigrants during the coronavirus crisis | Proclamation | Feb. 24 |
| Revokes a range of Trump orders, such as one targeting “anarchist” cities | Executive order | Feb. 24 |
| Directs federal agencies to expand access to voter registration and election information | Executive order | March 7 |
| Establish the White House Gender Policy Council | Executive order | March 8 |
| Directs Education Department to review rules about education and sexual violence | Executive order | March 8 |
Source: Biden administration
When looking at these executive orders and proclamations, one has to note that not only has he signed more orders in 55 days than his last 3 predecessors combined in that same period of time. He has effectively blown-up immigration law, muddied up the corona virus operation “warp speed” initiative, took steps to ensure that our future energy independence would be in doubt, weakened our military, and put our national security at risk by reopening unrestricted travel to and from countries that actively harbor terrorists. In effect, most of these orders affect all Americans. Any Executive Order that has any effect on individuals that are not government employees is a violation of Article I Section 1 of the Constitution. Whenever the President issues an Executive Order that extends to all of the people, Congress and the states have a responsibility to the people to reject them. When a President issues an unconstitutional Executive Order and Congress allows the order to stand, they are violating their oath to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution, and they are ignoring them on purpose. Most of these orders and proclamations are patently unconstitutional, and should be ignored and put to the constitutional test in the court system.
The unconstitutional activity does not stop with the Biden regime, but one has to take a hard look at the Congress. HR1 is an abomination. It unconstitutionally takes the managing of elections from the state, and would if passed embrace all of the unconstitutional excesses seen in the last election. It is a blatant power grab by the democrats to ensure that our country becomes and stays a 1-party state.
Then we can take a look at HR1319, dubiously named the “American Rescue Plan Act of 2021”. This was sold to the American public as a corona virus relief bill, but it is anything but that. Only 9% went to direct payments to Americans, and even then, the money went to many people that did not need it or should not have been eligible for it. Illegal Aliens were also given this stimulus, and big bonuses were paid to federal employees that had to home school children because of corona virus shutdowns. The other 91% of the money went to a dream list of Progressive Democrats, rewarding those that support them without any regard to corona virus relief, and funding a variety of very unpopular programs for years on end. This is a 1.9 trillion-dollar boondoggle, and a big overreach for the Democrats who passed this without any bipartisan support. This recently was also passed in the Senate also without any bi-partisan support and signed into law by President Biden. How is that for bringing a divided nation together?
It doesn’t stop there! HR8 and HR127 are also on the Congressional docket. These two bills are a direct infringement on the Second Amendment of the Constitution. They would have the effect of making the ownership of firearms much more difficult for a law-abiding citizen, and would have no effect on armed criminal activity. This too is another Progressive Democrat unconstitutional overreach that would have nothing less than a negative affect on the safety of law-abiding citizens, and both need to be defeated!
The President is in direct violation of Article 1, Section 1 of the Constitution of the United States. The Congress is in direct violation of Article 1, section 8 of the Constitution. The “Necessary and Proper” clause in the Constitution found in Article I Section 8 was not intended to give Congress the authority to do whatever they felt was a good idea. This clause meant that they had the authority to pass any legislation that was necessary and proper to implement the powers delegated to the United States Congress in Article I Section 8 of the Constitution. They are not delegated powers to go against the Constitution, and neither is the President. As long as they control the legislative and executive branches, they will continue with this behavior. Our best chance to reign this lawlessness in is with the court system, and that balance of power too is in jeopardy!
The Democrat controlled Congress has expressed the desire to “pack” the Supreme Court if they do not rule in their favor. Packing would mean that partisan judges would be added to the courts by the Democrat Senate to ensure that all decisions would favor Progressive wishes, instead of the Constitution. We have seen numerous occasions where SCOTUS has refused to hear cases that may upset these out-of-control legislators. If cases of unconstitutional executive actions and legislation go up to SCOTUS, will they find the courage to hear them, or will they buckle to the threat of court packing? Only time will tell….
There is another remedy, and this remedy will take us all to push our state governors and legislatures to ignore laws and executive orders that are unconstitutional. Texas and Oklahoma are already on board with this, but in order for it to be effective, there has to be a quorum of states resisting these unconstitutional actions. We cannot let this lawlessness stand, and if we do not resist their overreach, we will be in danger of losing our country. Send e-mails and make calls to your state politicians, let them know it is in their hands to make this right.