Lexology November 23, 2020
President-elect Biden’s agenda and approach for his first 100 days in office will depend to a large degree on which party controls the United States Senate. Many of the incoming President’s major campaign promises—such as comprehensive climate solutions, sweeping immigration reform, infrastructure spending and tax reforms—would only be possible with a Democratic majority in both the House and Senate. As a result, if Republicans win either of the run-off elections in Georgia and maintain control in the Senate, President-elect Biden’s first 100 days in office likely will focus on a considerable number of executive actions and a less far-reaching legislative agenda.1
We catalogue below the executive actions the Biden Administration is likely to take within the first few months related...
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