It doesn't look like Trump's executive actions on coronavirus relief will actually do much

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• Since Congress can't come to an agreement, President Donald Trump on Saturday signed four executive actions aimed at providing Americans economic relief during the coronavirus pandemic.
• But they face both the possibility of being challenged in the courts and of being difficult to implement.
• He touted that his "administration will provide immediate and vital relief to Americans struggling in this difficult time," but so far it's unclear exactly when and how that can happen.
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President Donald Trump swooped in on Saturday to show Americans that he was trying to fix what Congress couldn't.

Before a crowd of masked, cheering supporters at his private golf club in New Jersey, the dealmaker-in-chief announced four executive actions aimed at providing Americans economic relief amid the coronavirus pandemic.See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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