Addressing Risks from WilmerHale (Trump EO Tracker)

Declares a national emergency over foreign threats to the U.S. bulk-power system and restricts certain transactions involving foreign-produced grid equipment that post national security, cybersecurity, or supply-chain risks, while directing the Department of Energy (DOE) to identify vulnerable equipment, develop replacement and mitigation measures, and promote the procurement of U.S.-manufactured energy infrastructure.

Establishes a new National Space Transportation Policy that expands commercial and government space transportation capabilities, directs development of launch and reentry infrastructure, strengthens the domestic space transportation industrial base, promotes international market access and revokes the 2013 National Space Transportation Policy.

Establishes a federally supervised program within the National Coordination Center authorizing vetted U.S. private-sector companies to conduct cyber surveillance and cyber effects operations against foreign cyber-enabled transnational criminal organizations, subject to Department of Justice and Department of Homeland Security oversight and approval.

This order requires that the United States recognizes Gold Standard Childhood Vaccine Recommendations informed by the three distinct categories of childhood immunization recommendations identified in the scientific assessment: (i) immunizations recommended for all children; (ii) immunizations recommended for certain high-risk groups or populations; (iii) immunizations based on shared clinical decision-making. Within 90 days of the order, the order directs the Secretary of HHS to offer options to administer core childhood vaccines as single vaccines rather than combination products/doses; assess the ideal timing and sequencing of all core childhood vaccines; develop additional alternative adjuvants to aluminum; ensure continuous evaluation of the risk/benefit profiles of all childhood vaccines; and improve vaccine safety monitoring, transparency and research. The order further directs the Attorney General to take appropriate measures to further meritorious legal actions challenging State laws that conflict with States’ constitutional and Federal statutory obligations related to parental authority, religious freedom, disability accommodations and equal protection under the law.