Information on the Trump Administration's Executive Orders

Link to presidential actions published on the White House website.

Executive order information from 1937 to the present, with separate spreadsheet lists to download for every presidential term since Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Editor's note: The regulatory tracker was last updated on February 3, 2025. Rules are up to date as of January 24, 2025.

The Center for Progressive Reform and Governing for Impact are monitoring the Trump Administration’s implementation of Project 2025—tracking the Project's authoritarian blueprint in relation to executive action proposals across twenty federal agencies.

A compilation of concise summaries of legal and policy implications of the EOs thus far.

From the National Association of Colleges and Employers—a useful roundup (dated Jan 27) of EOs specific to higher education and the jobs/labor market.

The Trump Administration's executive orders cut across dozens of industries. This searchable tool breaks down the orders and their impact. Akin will update the Tracker as orders are published and provide in-depth analysis of specific orders.

As the new administration issues executive orders and proposes new regulations, and Congress initiates major legislative reforms, this is your one-stop resource for updates, analyses and guidance provided by BakerHostetler attorneys and senior advisors—all designed to help businesses prepare for and respond to this changing environment. Refer to this page for timely information about key issues that affect businesses in every sector and sign up to receive notifications when updates are added.

B&D's issue specific tracker focuses closely on the EOs and other Executive Actions that target or might otherwise impact the environment, energy sectors, and natural resources.

Hogan Lovells’s EO Tracker summarizes and links to Trump’s executive actions, including memorandums, proclamations, and executive orders. The EO Tracker also monitors the government’s implementation of EOs—from publication through the rulemaking process—and provides updates on legal challenges and enforcement status. Additionally, Hogan Lovells will continue to add more in-depth analysis on specific orders in the coming weeks. The EO Tracker categorizes each EO by topics (e.g., abortion, education, foreign policy) and can be indexed according to date or subject category.

Littler's EO Tracker is a go-to resource for staying up to date on all EOs and actions issued by the Trump Administration. Littler tracks every order, analyzes its impact, and provides summaries to best understand the changes and potential implications. Note: Only those orders that impact compliance with labor and employment directives are identified with a topic.

Mayer Brown's Executive Order Tracker provides a comprehensive overview of the Trump Administration's latest actions and analysis of the most relevant legal issues. Additionally, Mayer Brown's Legal Updates provide key takeaways, and the tracker summarizes the main points in each EO.

Google Spreadsheet frequently updated tracker with links to analysis and relevant litigation.

Summary of executive orders that impact higher education, periodically updated by the American Council on Education.

Published by AIP since 1989, FYI is an authoritative source for science policy news and analysis. In addition to publishing general news regarding science policy, FYI offers a policy and budget tracking tool that provides extensive information on science agency budgets, nominations and appointments of agency heads, executive actions regarding science agencies, and science bills in Congress.

Our Regulatory Tracker explains the regulatory steps to advance clean energy deployment and environmental protection, and provides an up-to-date and concise summary of both regulatory and litigation actions.

The Climate Backtracker, operated by the Sabin Center at Columbia Law School, identifies steps taken by the Trump-Vance Administration to scale back or wholly eliminate federal climate mitigation and adaptation measures.

The SELC—the largest environmental nonprofit in the Southeastern U.S.—reviews and analyzes all of Trump’s EOs that threaten, among other things, federal climate funding, environmental justice programs, clean air/water protections, and more.