New Executive Orders

Makes technical corrections and updates to three previous executive orders.

Closes federal government departments and agencies on December 26, 2014.

Makes government payment cards and systems more secure to protect against fraud.

Authorizes calling up Reserve members to active duty for a humanitarian mission.

Creates a board to investigate a labor dispute between SEPTA and its engineers.

Allows certain ATF agents to become permanent career employees without competition.

Integrates climate change resilience into U.S. international development work.

Establishes a national strategy to fight the growing threat of superbugs.

Creates a council to advise the President on trade and investment in Africa.

Ensures federal contractors follow labor laws for fair pay and safe workplaces.