President Trump’s early days in office produced a flurry of executive orders that promised sweeping reviews and swift actions, and although his administration has delivered on some fronts they have also missed some important deadlines.
There’s the overdue report that was supposed to identify the reason trade deficits have developed with each country that trades with the U.S., and the report on how the federal government can respond effectively to the national opioid crisis that was initially due in late June.
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