President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed an executive order that pushes "one voice" in American foreign policy, and prioritizes his "America First" agenda. 

The executive order follows and expands on the "America First" directive that Trump signed on Inauguration Day, which claimed the "foreign policy of the United States shall champion core American interests."  

The new order instructs Secretary of State Marco Rubio to ensure the department has the means to ensure that "officers and employees faithfully implement the President's policies," according to a White House fact sheet.

"President Trump is committed to safeguarding the integrity of U.S. foreign policy by ensuring that America's interests are prioritized through a unified diplomatic voice, with related personnel held accountable to the President's vision," the White House said. "No longer will America be taken advantage of by foreign nations or by rogue actors who undermine our sovereignty or security."

Rubio is also directed to make reforms to recruitment, evaluation, performance and retention standards, and the secretary can also update the Foreign Affairs Manual or other procedural documents.

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