Republican President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to reshape U.S. policy with a blizzard of executive orders within hours of taking office next week.

In 2018, Trump issued executive order 13839, which streamlined the firing of federal workers. He also referenced Trump’s executive order, 13957, which removed civil service protections from senior policy positions, making it easier for incoming presidents to hire and fire certain positions related to public policy.

President-elect Trump is gearing up to help the fossil-fuel industry with executive orders seeking to boost oil and overturn tailpipe rules.

On his second full day in office, Gov. Mike Braun signed a slew of executive orders under the general theme of government efficiency ― among them, orders to rid the state government of any diversity,

Indiana’s newly inaugurated Republican Gov. Mike Braun signed 19 executive orders this week, including one that eliminates diversity, equity and inclusion practices in the state’s government.

Gov. Mike Braun signed a series of executive orders this week that begin to remake the administrative side of state government.