House Republicans are making sure a future Democratic administration cannot role back President Trump's signature executive orders.

Hot off an Inauguration Day flush with tech billionaires, President Trump dove straight into the job by signing a vertiginous number of executive orders. He made history his first day back in office,

Republican lawmakers are scrambling to codify dozens of executive orders and actions that President Trump signed during his grand return to the Oval Office on Monday. With a few strokes of his pen, Trump undid dozens of Biden administration-era policies — much to the delight of Republicans in Congress who now want to ensure that a potential Democratic successor can’t quickly nullify his early accomplishments.