White House Releases Executive-Action Record List: More Than 290 Executive Orders in 21 Months, $260 Billion in Fraud Uncovered, It Says
Washington — The White House on November 13 released a list of results it says President Donald J. Trump has delivered in 21 months through executive action alone, saying he signed a record-setting 147 executive orders in his first 100 days and more than 290 executive orders since January 2025.
The White House said the administration has delivered the most secure border in history, with negative net migration to the United States for the first time in over half a century, terminated welfare for illegal aliens across government programs including public housing, food stamps and small business loans, and strengthened H-1B enforcement.
On crime, the White House said violent crime saw its largest decline in history in 2025, with murders falling over 18 percent to the lowest rate ever seen and robberies falling more than 18 percent, while property crimes, rapes and aggravated assaults also dropped. It said all of the FBI's Ten Most Wanted fugitives have been captured, 2.5 times as many as in the entire previous four-year administration, along with six of the FBI's Most Wanted fraudsters.
On fraud, the White House said the administration has uncovered more than $260 billion in fraud of taxpayer dollars and stopped $72 billion a year, stopping fraudulent payments before they go out, detecting high-risk fraud trends and shutting down suspected fraudulent providers and retailers.
On energy, the White House said the United States has been restored as the world's leading oil producer and exporter, the nuclear regulatory process has been revolutionized and time-bound, five advanced reactors have achieved criticality following the President's executive orders, and more than 700 nuclear-energy licensing actions have been completed. It also said the administration delivered the largest oil deal in the history of the world.
The list also said the administration has ended illegal and discriminatory diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) practices across government, education and the private sector, secured settlements of hundreds of millions of dollars with universities including Columbia, Brown, Cornell, the University of Virginia, Northwestern and the University of North Carolina, and secured deals with six major hospital systems to end their transgender treatments of minors.
On deregulation, the White House said cutting over 400 regulations saved a family of four over $17,500, or $1.5 trillion in total, in one year alone, and called the administration the first in history to reduce the regulatory burden on the American people. It said the President will continue to use the power of the Executive Branch in the more than two years remaining in his term.
(Source: The White House)
Source: The White House
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