Trump Action Archive

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• Trump comments on immigration enforcement during CBS interview — In the CBS interview, Trump stated that he believes immigration enforcement actions have not gone far enough, attributing limitations to "liberal judges" appointed by Biden and Obama.

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• FBI Director Kash Patel's Allegations Disputed — A Michigan defense lawyer has disputed FBI Director Kash Patel's allegations that a group of young suspects were planning a terror attack on Halloween weekend.

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• Trump Prosecutor Leaks Grand Jury Details — Lindsey Halligan, Trump's interim U.S.
• Watchdog Groups Warn of Potential Illegality in Prosecutor's Use of Auto-Delete Messaging — Lindsey Halligan, the interim US attorney for the eastern district of Virginia, used the encrypted messaging app Signal to communicate with a journalist about a criminal case, with messages set to auto-delete after

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• Democracy Forward Sues FBI and DOJ Over FOIA Request — Democracy Forward sued the FBI and DOJ for failing to comply with a Freedom of Information Act request regarding a recording of border czar Tom Homan allegedly accepting a bribe.

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• Trump Spreads False FBI Agent Claims — Former President Donald Trump spread false claims on social media that 274 FBI agents were embedded in the crowd during the January 6th Capitol riot to instigate violence.
• Trump Claims FBI Agents Were Agitators on January 6 — Former President Trump claimed that 274 FBI agents were present at the January 6 Capitol riot, suggesting they acted as agitators.

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• National Archives Releases Unredacted Military Records — A branch of the National Archives released nearly unredacted military records of Democratic Rep.
• National Archives Releases Military Records Improperly — On September 25, 2025, the National Archives and Records Administration improperly released the full military records of Democratic representative Mikie Sherrill to an ally of her Republican opponent, Jack Ciattarelli

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• White House Denies Tom Homan Accepted $50,000 Bribe — The White House stated that Tom Homan, Trump's border czar, did not accept a $50,000 bribe, contradicting earlier reports that indicated he had taken the money in exchange for steering government contracts for border

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• FBI Director Admits Incomplete Review of Epstein Files — FBI Director Kash Patel admitted before the Senate Judiciary Committee that he has not reviewed the entirety of the Epstein files.

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• DOJ's Delayed FOIA Response on Epstein Case — The Department of Justice (DOJ) has delayed responding to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request related to the Epstein case until November 2027, nearly three years later.

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• DOJ Releases Redacted Transcripts of Ghislaine Maxwell Interviews — On August 22, 2025, the Department of Justice released redacted transcripts of interviews conducted by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche with Ghislaine Maxwell.

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• DOJ Investigates DC Crime Data Manipulation — The Trump DOJ is investigating whether DC police manipulated crime data to make rates appear lower.
• Federal prosecutors launch inquiry into Washington DC police over crime statistics — Federal prosecutors have initiated a criminal investigation into the Washington DC police department over allegations of manipulating crime statistics to present a safer image of the city.

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• Advocacy group sues DOJ and FBI for Epstein investigation records — On August 8, 2025, the legal organization Democracy Forward filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Justice and the FBI in federal court in Washington DC.

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• Radar Online and James Robertson file lawsuit for FBI documents on Epstein — Radar Online and investigative journalist James Robertson filed a lawsuit in May 2017 after the FBI did not respond to their public records request for documents related to the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein.

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• DoJ forms 'strike force' to investigate Obama amid Epstein scandal — On July 23, 2025, the U.S.
• DOJ Launches Strike Force to Investigate Obama Claims — Attorney General Pam Bondi announced the launch of a DOJ "strike force" to investigate claims made by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard against Obama and his administration.

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• DNI Tulsi Gabbard Refers Obama for Investigation — Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard released a report alleging Russian election interference in 2016 and referred former President Barack Obama and other officials to the DOJ for investigation and
• Trump Accuses Obama of Treason — On Fox, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard accused former President Barack Obama of engaging in a "treasonous conspiracy" against Donald Trump, suggesting that Obama and his administration manipulated
• Trump Posts AI Video of Obama Arrest — President Trump shared an AI-generated video depicting former President Barack Obama being arrested, alongside images of intelligence agents and politicians in prison garb.

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• DOJ and FBI Surveillance Video Editing Allegations — Wired reported that nearly three minutes of footage were cut from the DOJ and FBI's "full raw" surveillance video of Epstein's cell, raising questions about the integrity of the evidence.

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• Trump Criticizes DOJ's Epstein File Closure — President Trump criticized the backlash against his administration following the DOJ's closure of Jeffrey Epstein's file, suggesting that the FBI should focus on other issues like voter fraud and political corruption.

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• DoJ and FBI Block Release of Epstein Files — The Department of Justice and the FBI have jointly decided not to release further information regarding Jeffrey Epstein, including a rumored client list.
• DOJ Releases Memo on Epstein Investigation — The Department of Justice (DOJ) released a memo stating that its review of evidence related to Jeffrey Epstein found no incriminating "client list" and concluded that Epstein died by suicide.
• DOJ memo states no incriminating evidence against Epstein's associates — On July 6, 2025, the Department of Justice released an unsigned memo stating that there is no incriminating "client list" related to Jeffrey Epstein and no credible evidence that he blackmailed prominent individuals.

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• Trump administration threatens to prosecute CNN over Ice-tracking app reporting — The Trump administration, led by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, has threatened to prosecute CNN for its reporting on an app called IceBlock, which allows users to track and avoid Immigration and Customs
• Homeland Security Secretary Threatens CNN with Prosecution — On July 1, 2025, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem stated that her department is working with the DOJ to potentially prosecute CNN for its coverage of the ICEBlock app.

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• Hegseth Aide's False Wiretap Claims Disrupt Pentagon Leak Inquiry

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• Illegal Wiretap Claims in Pentagon Leak Investigation — The White House has expressed a loss of confidence in a Pentagon leak investigation after claims emerged that an illegal warrantless NSA wiretap was used to justify the firing of three top aides.

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• Secret Service launches investigation into James Comey's social media post — The Secret Service has initiated an investigation into a social media post by former FBI Director James Comey.
• Investigation initiated into James Comey’s Instagram post — The Department of Homeland Security and the Secret Service are investigating former FBI director James Comey following his Instagram post that some interpreted as a threat against President Donald Trump.

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• Investigation into James Comey for alleged threat — DHS Secretary Kristi Noem announced an investigation into former FBI Director James Comey for allegedly calling for the assassination of President Trump.
• Trump calls for arrest of James Comey — Trump and senior members of his administration called for the arrest of former FBI Director James Comey after he posted a photo interpreted as a threat against Trump.
• Secret Service Investigates James Comey's Instagram Post — The U.S.

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• Pete Hegseth shared Yemen attack details in private Signal chat — Pete Hegseth, the US Defense Secretary, reportedly shared detailed information about planned military strikes on Yemen in a private Signal group chat that included his family and personal associates.
• Allegations of Chaos at the Pentagon Under Hegseth — Former spokesman for Hegseth, John Ullyot, published an editorial claiming that the Department of Defense has been in "total chaos" since Hegseth's appointment, citing mass firings and leaks of sensitive operational
• New Signal Chat Group Created by SecDef Hegseth — Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth reportedly created a new Signal chat group called "Team Huddle" that included discussions on sensitive Department of Defense operations, including bombing targets in Yemen.

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• U.S. Attorney Resigns Over Refusal to Drop Charges — The U.S.
• DOJ Drops Corruption Charges Against Eric Adams — Tom Homan, the Deportation Czar, publicly threatened Mayor Adams, stating that if he fails to comply with demands, criminal charges would be refiled against him.
• Deportation Czar threatens Mayor Adams with refiled charges — DOJ leadership reportedly gathered all Public Integrity Section lawyers and demanded they decide within an hour whether to dismiss the indictment against Mayor Adams or face termination.