Trump Action Archive

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• Launch of 'Operation Midway Blitz' in Chicago — Donald Trump has initiated 'Operation Midway Blitz' in Chicago, a significant immigration crackdown involving the deployment of ICE agents in military-style gear at the Broadview immigration processing center.
• Federal agents conduct raid in Chicago — On October 1, 2025, federal agents from Border Patrol, FBI, and ATF raided an apartment building in Chicago, using military tactics and equipment.

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• Use of Tear Gas and Pepper Balls on Protesters in Chicago — During protests against 'Operation Midway Blitz' at the Broadview immigration processing center in Chicago, federal agents used tear gas and pepper balls to disperse demonstrators.

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• Trump administration freezes $2.1bn in funds for Chicago transit projects — The Trump administration, through Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought, announced the freezing of $2.1 billion in federal funding for infrastructure projects in Chicago.

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• Vought cancels nearly $8 billion in climate funding — Vought announced the cancellation of nearly $8 billion in funding for climate-related projects, citing them as part of a "Green New Scam." The announcement specifically targets projects in several states, primarily
• OMB Cancels Climate Funding — Office of Management and Budget director Russ Vought announced the cancellation of nearly $8 billion in climate funding for 16 states, none of which voted for Trump in 2024.
• Russell Vought announces cancellation of $8 billion in funding for Democratic states — Russell Vought, Director of the Office of Management and Budget, announced the cancellation of $8 billion in funding for programs in states with Democratic senators, claiming they "fuel the Left’s climate agenda."

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• White House Memo on Shutdown Impact — Politico reported on a White House memo estimating that a government shutdown could cost the US $15 billion in GDP each week, with a monthlong shutdown threatening 43,000 job losses.

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• Government Shutdown Due to Congressional Deadlock — The U.S.
• US Government Shutdown After Senate Fails to Pass Funding Bills — The US federal government shut down after the Senate failed to pass competing funding bills from both parties.
• Federal Government Shutdown Begins — The federal government shut down after the Republican-controlled Congress failed to pass proposals to keep it open.

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• Supreme Court Defers Action on Trump's Attempt to Remove Federal Reserve Governor — The U.S.
• Supreme Court Rules on Federal Reserve Governor — The Supreme Court ruled that Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook can remain in her position for the time being, with arguments in her case scheduled for January 2026.
• Supreme Court defers decision in Trump v. Cook — The Supreme Court of the United States issued an order in the case of Trump, President of U.S., et al.

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• Trump Administration Targets Trans Athletes — The Trump administration determined that Minnesota's policies allowing trans athletes to compete in girls' sports violate federal law, giving the state 10 days to reverse the policies or face enforcement action.

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• Trump Claims Agreement with Harvard — President Trump claimed that Education Secretary Linda McMahon is finalizing an agreement with Harvard University for the school to pay $500 million and begin operating trade schools.

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• White House withdraws nomination of EJ Antoni for Bureau of Labor Statistics — The White House has withdrawn the nomination of EJ Antoni to lead the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
• Trump Withdraws Nomination of E.J. Antoni — President Trump withdrew his nomination of E.J.
• Trump withdraws nomination of E.J. Antoni for Bureau of Labor Statistics — President Trump withdrew the nomination of E.J.

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• Senate Rejects Competing Funding Plans, Risking Government Shutdown — On September 30, 2025, the U.S.
• Government Shutdown Negotiations Fail — Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer and House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries met with President Trump but left without a deal to keep the government open past the fiscal year deadline.
• Senate Adjourns Without Passing Government Funding Resolution — On September 30, 2025, the Senate adjourned without reaching an agreement on a continuing resolution to fund the government, which had been passed by the House.

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• Judge Blocks Reallocation of FEMA Funds — A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from reallocating $233 million in FEMA disaster assistance funds from 12 Democratic states.

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• HUD website blames 'radical left' for looming shutdown — On September 30, 2025, the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) website displayed a giant red banner blaming the "radical left" for an impending government shutdown.
• HUD Blames "Radical Left" for Shutdown — The Department of Housing and Urban Development posted a banner on its website blaming the "radical left" for the impending government shutdown.

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• Investigation into Release of Rep. Sherrill's Records — The acting inspector general for the National Archives opened an investigation into the release of Rep.

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• Federal agencies blame Democrats for looming shutdown in apparent Hatch Act violation — On Tuesday, several U.S.
• Federal Agencies Blame Democrats for Looming Government Shutdown — Following the Senate's failure to pass a funding resolution, various federal agencies sent emails to employees blaming Democrats for the impending government shutdown.
• Federal agencies engage in partisan political activity during shutdown — During the 2025 US federal government shutdown, several federal agencies have been found using out-of-office emails and websites to blame Democrats for the shutdown.

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• White House Threatens Mass Layoffs Amid Shutdown Threat — The White House, under President Donald Trump, has threatened to lay off federal workers if the government shuts down due to the Senate's failure to pass funding bills.

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• HHS Threatens Harvard with Debarment — The Wall Street Journal reported that the Office for Civil Rights in the Department of Health and Human Services sent a letter to Harvard University, notifying the school of potential debarment.

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• FBI Investigates Trump's Border Czar — MSNBC reported that the FBI investigation into Trump's border czar, Tom Homan, began after a colleague suggested to federal agents posing as businessmen that Homan could facilitate lucrative government contracts in

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• Trump administration orders federal agencies to plan large-scale firings — The Trump administration has instructed federal agencies to prepare for large-scale firings of workers if Congress fails to authorize more funding by the Tuesday deadline, potentially leading to a government shutdown.

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• Eric Adams Drops Out of NYC Mayor's Race — Eric Adams announced he is dropping out of the New York City mayoral race, citing his desire to continue public service in other capacities.

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• Elon Musk Responds to Epstein Files Release — Elon Musk criticized Sky News for a headline linking him to the latest Epstein files released by House Oversight Democrats.