Trump has signed a very large number of executive orders, and the exact “all of them” list depends on whether you mean his first term, his second term, or both combined. The White House’s executive orders page currently lists orders through June 2026, including recent ones such as EO 14414 on regenerative agriculture and EO 14413 on quantum innovation.

What “all” means

  • First term only: Trump signed a long list of executive orders during 2017–2021, and archived White House records show hundreds of presidential actions from that period.
  • Second term so far: Coverage from early 2025 notes that he signed a record number of orders on day one, and tracking pages cover the continuing list of actions through 2026.
  • Both terms combined: The total is too large to fit cleanly in one short reply, and the best authoritative source is the White House executive orders archive.

Fastest way to read them

The clearest public source is the White House’s executive orders page, which lists each order by number, title, and date, including the most recent 2026 entries. For a historical archive of his first-term actions, the Trump White House archive also preserves the older executive orders list.

Recent examples

Some of the most recent orders shown on the White House page include:

  • EO 14414: “Advancing Regenerative Agriculture and Strengthening American Farm Resilience”.
  • EO 14413: “Ushering in the Next Frontier of Quantum Innovation”.
  • EO 14412: “Securing the Nation Against Advanced Cryptographic Attacks”.

Best next step

If you want, I can turn this into a complete table of executive orders for:

  1. Trump’s second term only ,
  2. Trump’s first term only , or
  3. both terms together.