Trump Action Archive

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• President Trump Orders Airstrikes on Iranian Nuclear Facilities — On June 21, 2025, President Trump ordered airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities—Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan—marking the first U.S.
• U.S. Military Conducts Airstrikes on Iranian Nuclear Sites — On June 21, 2025, President Donald J.
• US military conducts airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites — The US military launched airstrikes targeting Iranian nuclear facilities, involving over 125 aircraft and multiple bomb types, including GBU-57 bunker buster bombs and Tomahawk missiles.

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• FBI adds Vance Boelter to most wanted list after Minnesota shootings — The FBI has named Vance Boelter as the main suspect in the shootings of Minnesota lawmakers Melissa Hortman and John Hoffman.
• FBI offers reward for suspect in Minnesota lawmaker shootings

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• Deployment of National Guard and Marines to Los Angeles — President Donald Trump deployed National Guard and US Marine troops to Los Angeles to suppress protests against his administration's increased deportation policies.
• Trump deploys military units to Los Angeles amid immigration protests — President Donald Trump deployed 4,000 National Guard troops and 700 active marines to Los Angeles in response to confrontations between pro-migrant protesters and military units.
• Trump deploys National Guard and Marines to Los Angeles — Amid protests against immigration policies in Los Angeles, President Donald Trump deployed the National Guard and summoned hundreds of Marines without the consent of the California governor.

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• ICE Plans to Deploy Special Response Teams to Democratic Cities — Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) plans to deploy SWAT-style special response teams to several Democratic-led cities, including Seattle, Philadelphia, northern Virginia, New York, and Chicago, in anticipation

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• Minnesota State Rep. Melissa Hortman Assassinated — Minnesota state Rep.
• Minnesota Lawmaker Assassinated, Another Wounded in Shooting — In Minnesota, Democratic state representative Melissa Hortman and her husband were killed, while Democratic state senator John Hoffman and his wife were wounded in a shooting incident.
• Gunman shoots Minnesota lawmakers in politically motivated attack — A gunman, Vance Boelter, shot and killed Minnesota state representative Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, while also injuring state senator John Hoffman and his wife, Yvette.

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• ICE arrests immigrants for pro-Palestine speech — The Trump administration has targeted immigrants for their pro-Palestine speech, resulting in arrests by ICE.
• USCIS to surveil immigrants' social media for "antisemitic activity" — USCIS announced it would begin monitoring immigrants' social media for "antisemitic activity," potentially affecting visa applications.
• State Department revokes visas of students involved in pro-Palestine protests — The State Department has revoked the visas of at least 800 international students, many of whom participated in pro-Palestine protests.

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• Department of Education threatens funding over lessons on racism — The Department of Education threatened to revoke federal funding from schools teaching about systemic racism, arguing such lessons impose unique moral burdens on certain racial groups.

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• Nationwide Protests Against Trump Administration Policies — On April 19, 2025, large-scale protests took place across the United States, organized by the group 50501, to oppose the policies of the Trump administration.
• Nationwide Protests Against Government Policies — On April 19, 2025, millions of people across the United States participated in peaceful protests, carrying signs and engaging in rallies and marches.
• Nationwide Protests Against Trump and Administration — On April 19, 2025, Americans participated in over 700 protests organized by the 50501 movement, which advocates for democracy and the Constitution, against President Donald J.

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• Trump Discusses Potential Third Term — Former President Donald Trump suggested in an interview with NBC that there are "methods" that could allow him to run for a third term, despite the constitutional prohibition.
• Trump discusses potential methods for a third presidential term — President Trump stated in an interview that he is considering the possibility of a third presidential term, despite this being explicitly unconstitutional.
• Trump Considers Third Presidential Term Despite Constitutional Limits — President Trump stated in an interview that he is considering methods to restore a third presidential term, despite this being explicitly unconstitutional.

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• Congressman Al Green removed from Trump address after heckling — During a joint session of Congress, Congressman Al Green was removed from the House chamber after repeatedly interrupting President Donald Trump's address.
• House Member Removed from Chamber During Trump's Speech — During President Trump's address to Congress, Representative Al Green, a Democrat from Texas, was removed from the chamber after shouting at the president and refusing to maintain decorum.
• House Speaker Orders Removal of Congressman Al Green — During President Trump's address to Congress, House Speaker Mike Johnson ordered the removal of Congressman Al Green after he refused to be seated following his protest against Trump's claims of a mandate.

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• Trump issues blanket pardons for January 6 participants — On his first day in office, Donald Trump issued blanket pardons to over 1,500 individuals convicted or charged in connection with the January 6 insurrection.