Track Executive Orders
Prexo is an app to provide political knowledge and put power back in the hands of people.
CHECK THE POWER OF THE PRESIDENT
Many Americans lack trust in politics and media.
Most don't have hours a day to spend looking for the truth about policies that shape their everyday lives.
We need an accessible way to get reliable information on our government.
PREXO is an app to know when an executive order is signed.
Convenient
Currently, no tool, apart from the federal website, provides updates and interaction with Executive Orders. No more searching, no more relying on the media to report on only a few, and no more trying to understand how these laws impact your life.
Customizable
Prexo will be the only platform for Americans to filter and follow orders, tailored to their concerns from immigration, environment, military, etc. This app allows users to filter based on their interest.
Collaborative
Post on social media the information found on Prexo to educate others. This app allows users to create their own narrative.
Recently Signed
04.01.2020
National Emergency Authority to Order Selected Reserves to Active Duty
02.13.2020
This EO, signed to give states additional support in response to COVID-19, enables the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard to order units and individual members of the Ready Reserve back on active duty for up to two years. 4/01/2020
03.26.2020
This EO formed a council consisting of the VP, Joint Chiefs of Staff, Secretary of State, Secretary of Defense, etc. with the intention of creating Space Force. 2/13/2020
Prevents businesses, companies, or private persons from hoarding a list of medical equipment such as N-95 masks, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), portable ventilators, etc. 3/26/2020
Why Executive Orders?
Executive Orders (EOs) are rules signed by the President that act as law.
EOs control all bureaus of the government and directly impact citizens; from orders to prevent price gouging during a pandemic to immigrant deportation.
Despite their influence and impact, EOs are often missed by the public and not always covered in mainstream news media.