I thought among recent presidents Clinton and Reagan were the president with the highest job creation.

Saeed let me know which one you disagree with

 

 

1. _Prison Reform_: Signed the First Step Act (2018), a bipartisan bill aimed at reducing recidivism and improving prison conditions.

 

2. _Opioid Crisis Response_: Declared the opioid epidemic a national emergency and increased funding for treatment and research.

 

3. _Veterans' Affairs_: Signed the VA Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act (2017), making it easier to fire underperforming VA employees.

 

4. _Human Trafficking_: Signed the Frederick Douglass Trafficking Victims Prevention and Protection Reauthorization Act (2018), aimed at combating human trafficking.

 

5. _Disability Rights_: Signed the Disability Integration Act (2019), protecting the rights of people with disabilities to receive care in their homes.

 

6. _Foster Care_: Signed the Family First Prevention Services Act (2018), aimed at reducing the number of children in foster care.

 

7. _Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)_: Signed the FUTURE Act (2019), providing permanent funding for HBCUs and other minority-serving institutions.

 

8. _Religious Freedom_: Signed an executive order promoting free speech and religious freedom on college campuses (2019).

 

9. _Child Welfare_: Signed the Adoption and Safe Families Act (2019), aimed at improving the adoption process.

 

10. _Homelessness_: Launched the "Initiative to Combat Veteran Homelessness" (2019), aimed at reducing homelessness among veterans.

 

 

Infrastructure:

 

 

*Infrastructure Investment Plan*: Trump proposed a $1.5 trillion infrastructure investment plan in 2018, aiming to rebuild and upgrade America's roads, bridges, and other infrastructure. However, the plan relied heavily on private funding and state and local contributions, which faced opposition from Democrats.

 

 

*Executive Orders*: Trump signed several executive orders aimed at streamlining infrastructure development, such as:

 

- Expediting environmental reviews for infrastructure projects (2017)

 

- Promoting rural broadband infrastructure (2018)

 

- Improving infrastructure permitting processes (2018)

 

 

*Fixing America's Surface Transportation (FAST) Act*: Trump signed the FAST Act in 2015, a five-year transportation funding bill that provided $305 billion for roads, bridges, and public transportation.

 

 

*Highway Funding*: Trump's administration allocated funds for highway projects through the Federal Highway Administration's (FHWA) annual appropriations.

 

 

*Infrastructure Grants*: The Department of Transportation awarded grants for various infrastructure projects, such as the Infrastructure for Rebuilding America (INFRA) program.

 

*Public-Private Partnerships*: Trump encouraged public-private partnerships (PPPs) to finance and deliver infrastructure projects, which faced mixed reactions from experts and lawmakers.

 

 

*Rural Infrastructure*: Trump's administration focused on improving rural infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and broadband access, through initiatives like the Rural Infrastructure Opportunity Fund.