🚨Here’s an overview of some key pieces of what legislation the Biden administration has done and the duration of them
Trump team has its work cut out for them:🚨

1.The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act)
•Duration: Much of the funding from this law is set to be distributed until 2026 or later, depending on specific projects. However, a Trump administration could attempt to alter its implementation or redirect funds, but changing the law itself would require Congressional action.
2.The Inflation Reduction Act:
•Duration: Many provisions, especially tax credits, are structured to last for a decade or more, but they could face scrutiny or attempts at repeal or modification through new legislation or budget adjustments. The Biden administration has been rushing to implement these provisions to make them harder to undo.
3.The CHIPS and Science Act:
•Status: 
•Duration: Funding for semiconductor manufacturing and related research is spread over several years, with some commitments lasting into the late 2020s. A new administration might alter how or where funds are spent, but reversing or reducing the commitments would be complex.
4.American Rescue Plan:
•Status: Signed early in Biden’s presidency, this $1.9 trillion economic stimulus package included direct payments, extended unemployment benefits, and support for state and local governments.
•Duration: Most direct aid has been distributed, but some aspects like funding for health services could still be in play. However, this act’s impact is more immediate, with less ongoing effect unless further legislation extends or modifies it.
5.Bipartisan Safer Communities Act:
•Duration: The provisions of this act are in effect, but could be subject to amendment or repeal with a new administration and Congress.