Trump Action Archive

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• Hegseth removes transgender troops and fires senior female and minority officers — Upon taking office as Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth initiated the removal of thousands of transgender service members and the firing of senior female officers and high-ranking officers of color, while declaring the Pentagon would no longer be "woke." Veterans note that transgender troops are being forced out mid-service and denied retirement benefits, contradicting the stated mission to strengthen national security.

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• Hegseth reposts segment endorsing pastor with anti-women views — Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth reposted on his personal account a CNN segment about pastor Doug Wilson, with whom Hegseth is affiliated, using the slogan "All of Christ for All of Life"—a phrase promoting Christian nationalism across all aspects of society including government. The original report noted Wilson's position that women should not have the right to vote. Critics interpreted the repost as reflecting Hegseth's own record on feminism and undermining commitments he made to Senator Joni Ernst regarding women in uniform.
• Pentagon posts biblically-themed recruitment video with Psalms text — The Pentagon, under Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, posted a recruitment video on X featuring paratroopers and combat scenes accompanied by text from the Book of Psalms ("I pursued my enemies and overtook them / I did not turn back till they were destroyed"). The video carried the message "We Are One Nation Under God." Veterans and military experts report the move is dividing military ranks and reflects Hegseth's effort to infuse ultra-conservative Christian nationalism into Pentagon operations and messaging.

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• Texas and Louisiana attorneys general sued New York doctor for prescribing abortion medication — Ken Paxton of Texas and Liz Murrill of Louisiana sued a New York doctor for prescribing medication for abortion to residents of their states. The lawsuit represents RAGA members' efforts to prosecute reproductive healthcare providers across state lines and override state protections for reproductive healthcare.

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• Amazon donated $125,000 to Republican Attorneys General Association — Amazon donated $125,000 to the Republican Attorneys General Association in 2025. RAGA uses funds to support legal efforts restricting abortion access nationwide and overriding state shield laws that protect reproductive healthcare providers and patients.
• CVS Health donated $125,000 to Republican Attorneys General Association — CVS Health, which pledged to help provide abortion access for employees needing to travel out of state, donated $125,000 to the Republican Attorneys General Association in 2025. RAGA uses funds to support legal efforts restricting abortion access and overriding state shield laws that protect reproductive healthcare providers and patients.
• Mastercard donated $25,000 to Republican Attorneys General Association — Mastercard donated $25,000 to the Republican Attorneys General Association in 2025. RAGA uses funds to support legal efforts restricting abortion access nationwide and overriding state shield laws that protect reproductive healthcare providers and patients.
• Roblox donated $50,000 to Republican Attorneys General Association — Roblox, an online game platform, donated $50,000 to the Republican Attorneys General Association in 2025. RAGA uses funds to support legal efforts restricting abortion access nationwide and overriding state shield laws that protect reproductive healthcare providers and patients.
• Target donated $125,000 to Republican Attorneys General Association — Target donated $125,000 to the Republican Attorneys General Association in 2025. RAGA uses funds to support legal efforts restricting abortion access nationwide and overriding state shield laws that protect reproductive healthcare providers and patients.
• UnitedHealthcare donated $85,000 to Republican Attorneys General Association — UnitedHealthcare, which pledged to help provide abortion access for employees needing to travel out of state, donated $85,000 to the Republican Attorneys General Association in 2025. RAGA uses funds to support legal efforts restricting abortion access and overriding state shield laws that protect reproductive healthcare providers.

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• Senator Jon Ossoff's office releases report documenting human rights abuses in ICE detention centers — Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff's office released a report compiled in part from congressional site visits documenting widespread human rights abuses in immigrant detention centers, including mistreatment of pregnant women and children. The report specifically noted that "Obstruction of Congressional oversight by the Department of Homeland Security has been an impediment to site visits and interviews with detainees." The DHS responded by calling the allegations "garbage" and denying that Ossoff's staff had ever been denied oversight access.

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• Hegseth bans transgender military service — As Defense Secretary, Pete Hegseth banned transgender people from serving in the military, implementing a policy that excludes a protected class from military service. This action reverses Hegseth's prior stated opposition to allowing women and LGBTQ people to serve, which he reversed during his confirmation process.
• Hegseth removes transgender troops and fires senior female and minority officers — Upon taking office as Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth initiated the removal of thousands of transgender service members and the firing of senior female officers and high-ranking officers of color, while declaring the Pentagon would no longer be "woke." Veterans note that transgender troops are being forced out mid-service and denied retirement benefits, contradicting the stated mission to strengthen national security.

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• Defense Secretary Hegseth reposts video opposing women's voting rights — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reposted a video featuring Christian nationalist pastors expressing opposition to women voting. In the repost, Hegseth wrote "All of Christ for All of Life," amplifying messaging that ties Christian nationalism to restrictions on voting rights. The video was shared on a public platform, making it an official statement by a sitting Cabinet member.