Biden's agenda in his early days as president 1:25
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In addition to the decrees and memoranda that President Joe Biden signed Wednesday, the new administration has an ambitious list of additional actions for the first 10 days in office, many of which will reverse the key policies set by its predecessor. .
Starting this Thursday, every day until the end of the month, except for this weekend, it will focus on a specific topic, with a set of corresponding actions and directives, in accordance with a draft of the schedule sent to allies of management and that was seen by CNN.
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These are the topics:
January 20 -
Inauguration and urgent decrees
January 21 -
Covid-19
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January 22 -
Financial aid
January 23-24 -
Weekend
January 25 -
Buy America Policy
January 26 -
Equity
January 27 -
Weather
January 28 -
Medical Attention
January 29 -
Immigration
January 30-31 -
Weekend
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This Thursday, the theme of the first full day of the Biden Presidency will be on the coronavirus.
He is expected to sign six decrees and a presidential policy directive.
The decrees include things like a supply chain review, additional data collection and transparency, and support for additional research and provision of COVID-19 treatment.
A presidential policy directive will call on agencies to "strengthen efforts to combat covid-19 globally and strengthen preparedness for a global pandemic."
Then on Friday, “Financial Aid” day, Biden is expected to sign two bills.
One to direct the agency's action on Medicaid, Pell grants, SNAP benefits, and unemployment insurance.
The second decree will restore the collective bargaining rights of federal employees and initiate actions to reverse Schedule F of former President Trump's decree that gave the Office of Management and Budget and federal agencies room for maneuver to reclassify key roles.
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