Trump's First Week Executive Orders

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Inside the ‘Trump-quake’: What a week of furious activity means – and doesn’t

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President Trump signed executive orders aimed at implementing much of agenda he ran on.

But some drew criticism, and the momentum may be hard to sustain.

The point “is to say he’s checked the boxes and kept his promises,” says Kenneth Lowande , a political scientist.

On Monday , Mr. Trump commuted Mr. Rhodes ’ sentence to time served, part of the president’s order of clemency to the nearly 1,600 Jan. 6 rioters prosecuted.

“I feel betrayed by my country,” said former D.C. police officer Michael Fanone , whose attackers were pardoned.

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