In his first week in office, President Joe Biden signed several executive orders covering a range of issues. BPC experts weighed-in on the complexities behind undoing the Trump administration’s policies, and what hurdles we expect the Biden administration to face in addressing economic insecurity and immigration.

BPC and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce announced a joint campaign urging Congress to enact an ambitious infrastructure package that will help put Americans back to work in good-paying jobs and build our nation’s economy for the future.

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As the 117th Congress begins, BPC's hope is that the nation’s leaders focus on two legislative imperatives primed to generate broad bipartisan support. First is to extend and improve upon critical COVID-19 relief measures which are needed to help families make it through the winter. The second opportunity is a major infrastructure investment that will create millions of jobs while modernizing our economy. The work showcased in our Inauguration Day page provides guidance for the new Congress and administration to put aside political differences and move America forward.

The January 6, 2020 assault on the Capitol was one of the gravest in the institution’s history. BPC's Michael Thorning and Rachel Orey interviewed several BPC staff who served on Capitol Hill during previous challenging moments.

A narrowly divided Congress was sworn in on January 3, 2021, followed by the Inauguration of President Biden on January 20. BPC's Linda Smith, Kathlyn McHenry, and Frannie Einterz lay out key opportunities for bipartisan agreement on child care during the 117th Congress.

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