White House： Biden announced the revocation of a series of executive orders signed by Trump.

　　On the 14th local time, the White House issued a statement announcing the revocation of a series of presidential executive orders issued during the Trump administration, and at the same time promulgated some amendments, including a related administrative order on "restricting immigrants without medical insurance from entering the United States" issued during the Trump administration.

　　The White House statement shows that in addition to administrative orders related to immigration restrictions, there are six administrative orders revoked this time, all of which were issued during the Trump administration, including: administrative orders related to restricting network censorship promulgated on May 18, 2020; Administrative orders on the protection of monuments, memorials and statues and the fight against violent crimes promulgated on June 26, 2020; On July 3, 2020, the executive order related to the construction and reconstruction of monuments for American national heroes and outstanding contributions was issued; The relevant administrative order promulgated on December 10, 2020 to publicize American foreign aid projects and improve the international influence of the United States; On January 18, 2021, the administrative order related to the construction of the national garden to commemorate American heroes and the administrative order issued on the same day to carry out regulatory reform and protect excessive criminal punishment were issued.

　　According to The New York Times Washington post, in 2019, then-US President Trump announced that foreign immigrants without medical insurance would be restricted from entering the United States, which was another controversial measure besides the construction of the border wall during the Trump administration. In addition, most of the public expenditure items, including the construction of monuments and gardens, which were revoked this time, were met with resistance in the implementation process, and eventually failed due to insufficient funds and inadequate implementation.