Trump Action Archive

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• Long March Against Gerrymandering — A Long March is planned from February 11-14, 2026, to protest against the disenfranchisement of Black voters in North Carolina due to recent gerrymandering.

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• ICE Agents Allegedly Racially Profile Rep. Ilhan Omar's Son — Rep.
• ICE agents pull over Ilhan Omar's son in Minnesota — Congresswoman Ilhan Omar reported that her son was stopped by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in Minnesota.

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• Trump attacks Somali Americans and female reporters — President Trump has made derogatory remarks about Somali Americans, referring to them as "garbage," and has also targeted female reporters with insults.

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• San Jose High School Incident Sparks Outrage — A photo of eight students from Branham High School in San Jose, California, lying in the shape of a swastika on a football field was posted on social media, causing significant outrage.

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• Supreme Court Allows Texas's Redrawn Map to Stand — The U.S.
• Supreme Court allows Texas to use contested congressional map

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• US Supreme Court Approves Redrawn Texas Congressional Maps — The US Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, approved the use of a redrawn congressional map in Texas that adds up to five Republican-friendly districts.

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• Stephen Miller's Statement on Afghan Immigrants — Stephen Miller, former Homeland Security Advisor under Trump, dismissed individualism in favor of judging Afghan immigrants as a group.

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• Trump Uses Hateful Rhetoric Against Somali Immigrants — President Trump referred to Somali immigrants as "garbage" during a meeting in the Oval Office, eliciting nervous laughter and silence from aides.
• Trump Condemns Somali Immigrants — Former President Donald Trump publicly condemned Somali immigrants, labeling them as undesirable and associating them with negative traits of their home country, Somalia.

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• DHS Spokesperson Fails to Dispute Trump's Racist Remarks — A spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security did not dispute President Trump's derogatory remarks about Somali immigrants, instead making vague allegations of "widespread fraud" without evidence.

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• Trump administration halts immigration applications from 19 countries — The Trump administration has announced a halt on immigration applications from 19 countries already under US travel restrictions.
• Trump Targets Immigration from 19 Countries — The Trump administration announced a pause on all immigration applications from 19 countries, halting the processing of green cards and citizenship applications.
• Heightened scrutiny of migrants from 19 countries — The USCIS memo, following President Trump's directive, imposes a pause on various immigration benefits for citizens or nationals of 19 countries deemed "high-risk." This includes work authorizations, green cards

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• Native American actor detained by ICE officers over tribal ID — Elaine Miles, a Native American actor known for her role in "Northern Exposure," was detained by ICE officers in Seattle, Washington.

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• Federal judge blocks use of racially gerrymandered maps in Texas — A federal judge has blocked the use of new congressional maps in Texas, which were found to be racially gerrymandered to favor Republicans.
• Federal Judges Block Texas Congressional Map — A panel of federal judges blocked Texas from implementing a new congressional map that could have given Republicans up to five additional House seats.
• Texas Redistricting Map Ruled Likely Unlawful — A three-judge panel ruled that the new congressional map adopted by Texas is likely unlawful due to discrimination against non-white voters.

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• Andrew Cuomo shares AI-generated video in NYC mayoral election — Andrew Cuomo, during the New York City mayoral election, shared AI-generated videos, including one that depicted his opponent, Zohran Mamdani, in a controversial manner.
• Eric Adams uses AI for campaign robocalls and video — Eric Adams, the incumbent mayor of New York City who dropped out of the race in September, utilized AI technology to create robocalls in multiple languages and an AI-generated video depicting New York as a dystopian

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• Venezuelan Detainees Report Abuse in El Salvador Megaprison — Dozens of Venezuelan men detained in El Salvador's megaprison reported being subjected to beatings, sexual assault, and conditions leading to suicidal thoughts.
• Trump administration's treatment of Venezuelan detainees criticized — Reports emerged detailing the harsh treatment of Venezuelan men sent to a notorious prison in El Salvador by the Trump administration, including physical and psychological abuse.
• Reports of torture in El Salvador prison — Human Rights Watch and Cristosal reported that Venezuelans sent to a prison in El Salvador by the Trump administration faced systematic torture, with only 3% having been convicted of violent crimes in the U.S.

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• Cornell University settles with Trump administration to restore $250m in funds — Cornell University reached a settlement with the Trump administration, agreeing to share admissions data, pay $30 million, and invest an additional $30 million in research programs.

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• Heritage Foundation leader apologizes for supporting white nationalist — Kevin Roberts, president of the Heritage Foundation, publicly apologized for supporting Tucker Carlson's interview with white nationalist Nick Fuentes, acknowledging it as a mistake.

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• Islamophobic attacks escalate against Mamdani — The campaign of Zohran Mamdani was marked by a significant increase in Islamophobic attacks, with notable figures, including Republican congressmen, calling for his denaturalization and deportation.

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• Republicans file lawsuit challenging California’s redistricting measure — On November 5, 2025, Republicans in California filed a federal lawsuit against Proposition 50, a redistricting measure that allows the state legislature to redraw congressional maps to benefit Democrats.
• Republicans file lawsuit challenging Proposition 50 — Following the passage of Proposition 50, Republicans in California filed a lawsuit seeking to block the implementation of the new congressional maps.
• Republicans Sue Over California Congressional Maps — Republicans filed a lawsuit to block California's new congressional maps, arguing they favor Hispanic voters without justification, while Governor Newsom's office dismissed the lawsuit.

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• Lawsuits Filed Against Trump Administration's Education Rule — Two lawsuits were filed against the Trump administration over a new Education Department rule restricting which employers qualify for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, potentially affecting organizations

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• USDA website blames shutdown on marginalized groups — The USDA government website has been reported to attribute the government shutdown to transgender individuals and "illegal aliens," reflecting a shift towards partisan propaganda in government communications.

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• George Mason University demands removal of student video citing IHRA definition — George Mason University in Virginia demanded the removal of a video posted by the Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) chapter, citing the IHRA definition of antisemitism.

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• Supreme Court ruling allows racial profiling by ICE — In September 2025, the Supreme Court ruled against plaintiffs from the Los Angeles area who claimed that "roving" immigration patrols violated their Fourth Amendment rights by stopping individuals based on race

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• Research highlights antisemitism among conservative demographics — Research cited in the article indicates that young conservative Black and Hispanic men exhibit higher levels of antisemitic attitudes compared to other demographics.
• Young Republicans' group chats reveal extremist views — Leaked texts from Young Republican group chats included derogatory comments about Black people and discussions of violence against political opponents.

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• Trump Nominee Paul Ingrassia's Racist Texts Revealed — Politico reported that Paul Ingrassia, Trump's nominee for the Office of Special Counsel, sent racist texts in 2024, including derogatory remarks about Martin Luther King Jr.
• Trump nominee Paul Ingrassia withdraws from consideration after racist texts surface — Paul Ingrassia, nominated by Donald Trump to lead the Office of Special Counsel, withdrew his nomination after racist text messages he allegedly sent were made public.
• Trump’s nomination of Paul Ingrassia loses Republican support — Paul Ingrassia, nominated by Donald Trump to lead the office of special counsel, is losing support from Republican senators following the surfacing of racist text messages.

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• Vermont Republican lawmaker resigns over racist and antisemitic group chat — Vermont state senator Samuel Douglass resigned from his position following the exposure of racist and antisemitic messages he participated in within a Young Republicans Telegram group.