Biden Accountability Tracker Entries Archive - Page 18 of 20

September 20

On September 20th, the Secretary of Homeland Security signed an order to extend the Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelans for 18 months. The expansion provides

In late September, the Federal Communications Commission Chairwoman, Jessica Rosenworcel, made a move towards bringing back utility-like net neutrality regulations on United States internet providers.

August 8

President Biden created a new national monument in Arizona on August 8, banning uranium mining in a wide swath of land surrounding the Grand Canyon.

August 10

In early August, the Biden administration granted the Islamic Republic of Iran access to over $6 billion in frozen assets and released Iranian prisoners in

August 14

After the Supreme Court’s June 29th decision in Students for Fair Admissions Inc. v. President and Fellows of Harvard College and Students for Fair Admissions Inc. v. University of

August 20

It was revealed in late August that the Biden administration has been quietly selling off materials meant to be used for border wall construction. The

July 7

Department of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas announced on July 7 the implementation of new “family reunification parole” programs. These programs allow certain foreign nationals from

July 11

After a five-year absence, the United States rejoined the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) after the Biden administration proposed re-admission. A return

July 24

On July 24, the State of Texas was sued by the Biden Department of Justice for taking action to stop the flow of illegal immigrants

July 28

On July 28, the Department of Transportation announced a new fuel economy standards proposal that would require vehicles to meet new standards by 2032—66 miles

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