Executive actions of Donald Trump edit
This navigation box outlines notable executive actions by Donald Trump, including executive order]]s, presidential memoranda, presidential proclamations, and potentially other content in the future if needed. Only add executive orders, presidential memoranda, and presidential proclamations if they have their own articles, or if they have articles/sections in articles closely related or about the subject of the document. Use best judgement for linking for each executive order as seems fit.
Format as follows for executive orders:
- Full title, without "Executive Order" prefix, placed in the correct sub-group for the year it was signed, preferably in chronological order
- In parentheses following the title, add the official executive order number and link it to the source text at Wikisource if available; if the executive order number hasn't been officially assigned yet, place "TBA" in italics in the parentheses
Format as follows for presidential memoranda:
- Full title without "Presidential Memorandum" prefix
Format as follows for presidential proclamations:
- Full title without "Presidential Proclamation" prefix
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