Every US President leaves their unique mark on our federal bureaucracy. For this essay, you will pick one new or substantially altered policy (from January 20th 2017 to the present) that is already being implemented by the federal bureaucracy. 

1. Pick one  new or altered policy or regulation implemented  by a federal agency (from  January 20th, 2017 to the present, do not use policies created or implemented by previous presidents). It has to a policy that is already being  implemented (meaning in practice, not just something on paper). 2. Explain this new policy.-What is it called?-Which agency and/or department is responsible for implementing this policy?-What is the purpose of this policy?-What problem does it address?-What are the pros and cons?-Who or what benefits from it in the short and long term?-Whom or what does it harm in the short and long term?3. Did this policy come from an Executive Order or are did it originate directly from the agency?4. How is the federal bureaucracy (meaning the agency/department of your choice) implementing this policy?5. Has there been much media coverage of this policy? What has been the public opinion of this policy? Check the Federal Register at    https://www.federalregister.gov/ Was there a period for public commentary on this policy? Was it popular or unpopular? Is it controversial? Explain. 6. Have the courts gotten involved with this new policy?  If so, who brought the suit (or suits) and what was the outcome? (It’s okay if there hasn’t been, but make sure you look it up. Do your research, do not assume anything.) How has the current administration responded?7. Have any states come up with their own version to counter the federal version of this policy? If so, how has the federal government responded? (This question only applies to some policies, but it is your responsibility to research it to see if that’s the case.) 8. What is your opinion of this policy? How would you have written it differently? Explain why you believe your version would be better. Whom would it benefit or harm in the long and short term?