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Summary:

In a move fraught with legal uncertainty, President Donald Trump has declared all documents signed by his predecessor, Joe Biden, via autopen to be terminated. Trump alleges Biden’s widespread use of the autopen during his presidency (around 92% of documents) signifies mental incapacity. He is attempting to invalidate executive orders and other actions, including pardons issued by Biden in his final days. While Trump’s authority to revoke executive orders is debated, his power to overturn other signed documents such as bills or pardons is even more questionable, according to legal experts. The use of autopens by presidents is not new, but Trump claims Biden’s use was illegal.

News Article:

Trump Attempts to Nullify Biden-Era Documents, Citing Autopen Use

WASHINGTON – November 29, 2025 – In a controversial move, President Donald Trump has announced the termination of all documents he claims were signed by former President Joe Biden using an autopen device. Trump asserts that Biden’s alleged heavy reliance on the autopen, estimated by Trump at 92% of all documents, proves the former president’s mental unfitness for office.

“Any document signed by Sleepy Joe Biden with the Autopen… is hereby terminated, and of no further force or effect,” Trump declared on social media. He went on to claim the individuals operating the autopen under Biden did so illegally.

This sweeping declaration aims to invalidate a wide range of actions taken during Biden’s presidency, including executive orders and potentially even pardons issued in Biden’s final days. Those pardons included several individuals targeted by Trump, such as Biden’s son, lawmakers investigating Trump, a military general, and the nation’s leading COVID-19 expert.

The legality of Trump’s actions is already being questioned. While conservative legal commentator Ed Whelan acknowledged that Trump has the authority to revoke executive orders, he stressed that the freedom does not extend to items such as bills enacted by Congress or pardons.

The use of autopens by presidents to sign documents is a long-standing practice, dating back to the Obama administration and beyond. However, Trump has framed Biden’s utilization of the technology as evidence of diminished mental capacity.

The legality of Trump’s sweeping declaration remains highly uncertain, promising legal battles and political upheaval.

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