🚆Emergency Board Established for Long Island Rail Road Disputes
Executive Order 14349 establishes an emergency board to investigate ongoing disputes between the Long Island Rail Road Company and its employees, as represented by various labor organizations. The board aims to provide a report within 30 days, while maintaining current working conditions for 120 days during the investigation process.
Learn More🇺🇸Executive Order on Wrongful Detention
Executive Order 14348 aims to enhance the protection of U.S. nationals from wrongful detentions by foreign governments. It outlines measures such as designating countries as State Sponsors of Wrongful Detention and implementing sanctions and travel restrictions against them. This order underscores the U.S. commitment to holding foreign adversaries accountable for actions undermining American sovereignty and safety abroad.
Learn More⚔️Executive Order to Rename Defense Department - Implications
Executive Order 14347 proposes renaming the Department of Defense to the Department of War, highlighting the historical significance and intended implications of such a title. The order outlines the Secretary of War's authority in using the new title in various contexts while maintaining existing legal frameworks and statutory references.
Learn More⚖️CFTC Policy on Criminal Enforcement Referrals
This notice describes plans of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (the "Commission") to address criminally liable regulatory offenses under the recent executive order on Fighting Overcriminalization in Federal Regulations.
Learn More📦Modifying Tariffs and Trade Agreements
Executive Order 14346 addresses modifications to reciprocal tariffs and establishes procedures for implementing trade and security agreements to tackle national security threats. It emphasizes the necessity for collaboration with foreign trading partners to enhance economic relationships and outlines potential adjustments based on compliance with agreements.
Learn More📜Guidance on Criminal Enforcement Referrals from Inter-American Foundation
On May 9, 2025, the President signed Executive Order (E.O.) 14294, Fighting Overcriminalization in Federal Regulations. Section 7 of the Executive Order requires each agency to publish guidance in the Federal Register that describes the agency's plan to address criminally liable regulatory offenses. None of the statutes or regulations that the Inter-American Foundation (IAF) administers carry criminal penalties for violations. The IAF supports locally led development across Latin American and the Caribbean making America and the region more prosperous, peaceful, and democratic.
Learn More🛡️Overview of Executive Order 14343 on Labor-Management Relations
Executive Order 14343 establishes exclusions for specific federal agencies involved in intelligence and national security from federal labor-management relations programs. It amends previous regulatory frameworks to accommodate national security needs by specifying agency roles and extending certain deadlines. The order ensures operational integrity while maintaining a focus on national security imperatives.
Learn More⚖️Executive Order 14342
Executive Order 14342 establishes a policy to end cashless bail to enhance public safety and empower law enforcement. The order requires federal resources not to support jurisdictions with cashless bail policies and outlines consequences for such jurisdictions, including the suspension of federal funds. This move aims to better protect Americans from individuals deemed high-risk awaiting trial.
Learn More⚖️Executive Order to End Cashless Bail in Washington, D.C.
Executive Order 14340 focuses on ending cashless bail policies in the District of Columbia amid a declared crime emergency. The order directs federal agencies to ensure dangerous criminal suspects are detained pretrial, enhancing public safety and holding local law enforcement accountable for updates to existing release policies. Key violent and property offenses are specified for pretrial detention.
Learn More🇺🇸Executive Order 14341
Executive Order 14341 aims to uphold the sanctity of the American Flag by prioritizing legal actions against its desecration. It addresses the potential for violence and intimidation linked to such acts and outlines measures for enforcement by various federal agencies. The order emphasizes the need for respect for this national symbol across all Americans, regardless of their backgrounds.
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