Trump Action Archive

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• Alleged denial of medical care and due process at Alligator Alcatraz — Luis Manuel Rivas Velásquez collapsed unconscious at Florida's Alligator Alcatraz detention facility in mid-August and was hospitalized with a respiratory infection. Guards were reportedly slow to respond; a Cuban nurse detainee provided CPR. His family and attorneys lost contact for an extended period, leading family to believe he had died. The facility has been criticized for harsh conditions by design, alleged abuse, and denial of due process to detainees awaiting deportation.
• ICE moves detainee without notice to family or attorneys — Luis Manuel Rivas Velásquez, a Venezuelan national detained at Florida's Alligator Alcatraz immigration facility, collapsed and was hospitalized with a respiratory infection in mid-August. After his family believed him dead due to communication blackout, ICE secretly transferred him to Camp East Montana at Fort Bliss, Texas, without notifying his lawyers or family. He was subsequently moved again to an ICE processing center in El Paso. His attorney characterizes the transfers as "enforced disappearance" and potential retaliation for denouncing detention conditions.

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• DOGE official placed Social Security database on unsecure server — A whistleblower identified as Social Security Administration chief data officer Charles Borges alleged that a former senior DOGE official copied a key Social Security database containing the names, birthdays, and Social Security numbers of more than 300 million Americans to an unsecure cloud server accessible to other former DOGE employees. Borges alleged the copy constitutes violations of laws, rules, and regulations, abuse of authority, gross mismanagement, and creation of a substantial and specific threat to public health and safety. As of late June, there were no verified audit or oversight mechanisms in place to oversee where DOGE was sharing the data or what it was using it for. The agency assessed that a breach would be "catastrophic" for Social Security beneficiaries, making them susceptible to identity theft and loss of benefits.

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• Mass shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis — A gunman identified as Robin Westman opened fire at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis during a mass, firing approximately 120 shots from three guns. Two children were killed: Fletcher Merkel, age 8, and Harper Moyski, age 10. At least 21 people were injured, the majority of them children. The suspect was found dead at the rear of the church with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. Police chief Brian O'Hara stated the suspect had "a deranged obsession with previous mass shooters" and acted "with the intention of causing as much terror, as much trauma, as much carnage as possible."
• Mass shooting at Minneapolis Catholic school kills two children, injures 17 — On the morning of August 28, 2025, a shooter identified as Robin Westman, 23, opened fire through the windows of Annunciation Catholic School's church during morning mass in Minneapolis. Two children aged 8 and 10 were killed; 14 other children aged 6–15 and three elderly adult parishioners were injured. Police said locked church doors prevented the shooter from entering, likely saving "countless lives." Westman was found dead behind the church. The FBI is investigating as domestic terrorism and a hate crime targeting Catholics.