Domestic U.S Policy

Definition

Domestic U.S policy refers to laws, regulations, and actions taken by the government within its own borders. It includes policies related to various aspects such as economics, social issues, education, healthcare, etc.

Related terms

Legislation: Legislation refers to laws created or passed by Congress (the legislative branch) which form an important part of domestic U.S policy.

Executive Order: An executive order is an official directive issued by the President that has the force of law and impacts domestic U.S policy.

Regulation: A regulation is a rule or requirement set by a government agency to implement laws passed by Congress and influence domestic U.S policy.