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Joe Biden has set off at a breaking pace as far as marking leader orders, restricted as they are, as Tamara Keith reports for NPR: 

In his initial fourteen days in office, President Biden has marked almost however many chief orders as Franklin Roosevelt endorsed in his whole first month. Also, President Roosevelt holds the record. 

Adding his mark to three chief orders on movement Tuesday, Biden has now marked 28 leader orders since getting to work. FDR marked 30 in his first month. 

"By sheer volume, Biden will be the most dynamic president on this front since the 1930s," said Andy Rudalevige, an educator of Government at Bowdoin College. 

In any case, while the numbers are enormous, these activities aren't boundary breaking. They require the formation of teams, direct offices to start an administrative interaction or investigate an arrangement change. 

"A ton of what these orders comprise of are plans to make arrangements, one might say," said Rudalevige. "There's a ton of exploring, revealing, kind of an asking to fire up that interaction, however it is anything but a substitute for the actual cycle." 

Leader activities can't make new laws — they need to exist inside the imperatives of the constitution and existing rule. They direct the presidential branch to do what is as of now in its force. Also, subsequently they can be, and frequently are, switched by the following president. Indeed, a significant number of Biden's activities target things President Trump had finished with a swipe of his Sharpie