January 20, 2025 Ending The Weaponization Of The Federal Government - Executive Order
- Fact Seeker
- Feb 19
- 1 min read
Updated: Feb 20
Summary:
Purpose: Ensure accountability for any past misuse of federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies. Identify and address any actions inconsistent with constitutional rights and U.S. laws.
Policy: The U.S. government will review and take corrective actions regarding any potential past misconduct related to law enforcement and intelligence activities.
Actions to End Improper Use of Federal Agencies:
The Attorney General, in consultation with agency heads, will review the last four years of enforcement activities across agencies like the Department of Justice, SEC, and FTC.
The Director of National Intelligence will assess past intelligence operations to ensure compliance with legal and constitutional principles.
Both reviews will result in reports with recommendations for corrective actions.
Compliance and Oversight: Agencies must adhere to document-retention policies and legal obligations. Any violations will be referred to the Attorney General.
General Provisions: The order does not override existing legal authorities or budgetary functions.
Implementation will follow applicable laws and budget constraints. The order does not create legal rights enforceable against the U.S. government or its agencies.
Writer's Note: Summary made with the use of AI tools for editing and quick processing, facts checked against the order before publishing.
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