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“The Burger King signed more than a hundred executive orders and actions,” Kimmel explained. “He pulled us out of the Paris Climate Accord; he pulled us out of the World Health Organization.

A president can also undo past executive orders. It seems to be an open legal question, for instance, whether Trump needs the approval of Congress to withdraw from the World Health Organization.

President Trump signed several executive orders in front of his supporters. The orders included withdrawing from the Paris climate accord and requiring federal employees to work from the office.