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Executive Order 13906: Amending EO 13803, Reviving National Space Council

On February 13, 2020, President Trump signed Executive Order 13906, which amended Executive Order 13803 to revive and reinvigorate the National Space Council. The order reestablished the council as a formal body to coordinate space policy across federal agencies and the private sector. The direct effect was the restoration of an interagency council structure to advise the President on space exploration, commercial space activities, and national space policy implementation.

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Space Policy Directive 1: Reinvigorating Human Space Exploration

President Trump signed Space Policy Directive 1 on December 11, 2017, directing NASA to prioritize human lunar exploration as a stepping stone to Mars, and to refocus the International Space Station as a government and commercial facility. The directive reoriented federal space policy toward lunar missions and established a timeline for human return to the Moon, with confirmed effects including NASA budget allocation shifts toward lunar programs and changes to ISS operational planning.

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Executive Order 13803: Reviving the National Space Council

On June 30, 2017, President Trump signed Executive Order 13803, which reestablished the National Space Council as a body to advise the President on space policy and strategy. The order reinstated a council that had been inactive since 1993, tasking it with coordinating space activities across federal agencies. The confirmed direct effect was the resumption of coordinated federal space policy deliberations and the establishment of a formal advisory structure for space-related decisions.