New Crime and Justice Executive Orders

Creates a center to lead U.S. counterterrorism messaging to foreign audiences.

Establishes a commission to recommend improvements to national cybersecurity.

Imposes sanctions on individuals contributing to the conflict in Burundi.

Creates new government groups to coordinate the recovery of U.S. hostages abroad.

Amends the Manual for Courts-Martial, which sets rules for military justice.

Blocks property of foreign persons involved in malicious cyber activities.

Blocks property and suspends U.S. entry for certain people in Venezuela.

Coordinates federal support for local police to get military-style equipment.

Increases sanctions against North Korea and related individuals and groups.

Creates a task force to find ways to improve policing and build public trust.