President Trump signed an executive order making it a crime to excessively stockpile personal protective equipment needed by medical personnel fighting the coronavirus pandemic.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump has signed an executive order making it a crime to excessively stockpile personal protective equipment that is needed by medical personnel fighting the coronavirus pandemic.
“If you are sitting on a warehouse with surgical masks, you will be hearing a knock on your door,” he said.
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