Amid growing recognition on Capitol Hill that little time remains to deliver on key promises before the midterm elections, the House Congressional Progressive Caucus (CPC) sent a list of proposed executive orders to the White House on Wednesday.

After realizing late last year that many of their policy ideas were unlikely to pass both congressional chambers, liberal House Democrats began researching how President Joe Biden could achieve similar changes through executive orders, The Washington Post reports.

The caucus, which represents 98 liberal House members, made their executive order recommendations public on Thursday, giving Biden direction on how to bring healthcare costs down, boost wages for certain workers, combat climate change and develop green energy technologies, expand illegal immigrant rights, revamp policing, invest in care workers and make tax changes. They also plan to ask him to cancel all federal student loan debt.