Trump Action Archive

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• March in Washington D.C. Against Federal Troop Deployment — A march is scheduled for September 6 in Washington D.C., starting in Malcolm X Park, to demand the withdrawal of federal troops from the District.

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• ICE Transfers LA Teen Without Family Notification — US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) transferred 18-year-old Benjamin Guerrero-Cruz from a detention facility in California to Arizona without notifying his family.

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• Minneapolis school shooting investigated as domestic terrorism — The FBI is investigating the recent mass shooting at a Catholic school in Minneapolis as an act of domestic terrorism and a hate crime targeting Catholics.

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• Resignation of Four Top CDC Officials — Following the firing of CDC Director Susan Monarez, four top officials at the CDC resigned.
• Resignation of Four Senior CDC Officials — Following the dismissal of CDC Director Susan Monarez, four senior officials at the CDC resigned in protest.
• Resignations at CDC following Monarez's firing — Following the firing of CDC director Susan Monarez, several high-ranking officials at the CDC, including the chief medical officer and the director of the infectious disease center, resigned in protest.

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• Federal court orders closure of 'Alligator Alcatraz' immigration facility — A federal court judge, Kathleen Williams, ordered the closure of the 'Alligator Alcatraz' immigration detention facility in the Florida Everglades, citing environmental and human rights concerns.
• Federal judge orders closure of 'Alligator Alcatraz' — Federal Judge Kathleen Williams ordered the closure of the 'Alligator Alcatraz' immigration detention facility in the Florida Everglades within 60 days for breaching environmental laws.

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• Fulton County Commission Fined for Not Appointing Republicans — The Fulton County Commission in Georgia is facing a $10,000 daily fine for not appointing two Republicans to the county's election board, as mandated by a court order.

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• Grand jury declines to indict alleged sandwich thrower — A grand jury in Washington DC has declined to indict Sean Charles Dunn, who was accused of throwing a sandwich at a Customs and Border Protection agent.
• No Indictment for Protester in DC — A protester who threw a sandwich at troops occupying Washington D.C.

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• U.S. Election Assistance Commission Announces Public Meeting — The U.S.

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• Pritzker Warns Against Militarization of Chicago — Governor Pritzker warned that Trump's intention to send troops to Chicago is a political maneuver aimed at intimidating political rivals rather than addressing crime.

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• Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker responds to Trump's threats — Illinois Governor J.B.
• Pritzker Responds to Trump's Plans for Military Deployment

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• Maryland Governor Wes Moore responds to Trump — Maryland Governor Wes Moore responded to Trump's comments by mocking his avoidance of public engagement and questioning Trump's integrity regarding his military service.

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• FEMA Employees Warn of Disaster, Face Suspension — Over 180 FEMA employees have signed a letter warning Congress of a potential disaster akin to Hurricane Katrina due to mismanagement and lack of experience within the agency.
• FEMA staff placed on leave after signing dissent letter — Several FEMA staff members were placed on administrative leave after signing a public letter criticizing the Trump administration's handling of the agency.
• FEMA employees warned Congress about staffing cuts — On August 27, 2025, 182 FEMA employees wrote to Congress expressing concerns that one-third of the agency's full-time staff had separated from the agency this year, eroding institutional knowledge and capacity to

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• Trump Threatens Investigation into Chris Christie — President Trump has threatened to investigate former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie over the "Bridgegate" scandal.

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• Criminal investigations launched against political opponents — Attorney General Pam Bondi initiated criminal investigations into Senator Adam Schiff, New York Attorney General Letitia James, and Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, alleging mortgage fraud.
• Trump Administration's Use of Mortgage Data for Political Purposes — The Trump administration, through the Federal Housing Finance Agency, is using mortgage data to investigate political opponents.

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• FBI agents searched John Bolton's home and office — FBI agents conducted a search of John Bolton's home and office as part of an investigation into whether he illegally retained classified information or leaked it to the media.

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• Press Conference Announced for Epstein Survivors — Representatives Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie announced a press conference at the Capitol on September 3rd, where survivors of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell's abuse will speak.

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• The states sending troops to DC have way worse crime problems most didn't want to talk about it — The article discusses the decision by certain states to send troops to Washington, D.C., despite facing significant crime issues within their own jurisdictions.
• Trump Administration's Military Occupation of D.C. — The Trump administration's military occupation of Washington, D.C., has been defended by officials as restoring freedom and safety.
• Trump Administration's Military Occupation of Washington, D.C. — Trump administration officials defended the military occupation of Washington, D.C., claiming it restored freedom and safety.

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• Education Department Rescinds English Learner Support Guidance — The Trump administration's Education Department rescinded an Obama-era guidance requiring schools to provide support for students learning English.

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• Grants Pass Settlement on Homeless Camping Spaces — The city of Grants Pass, Oregon, has reached a settlement with Disability Rights Oregon, agreeing to ensure at least 150 camping spaces for unhoused individuals.

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• ICE Detains LA Teen Benjamin Marcelo Guerrero-Cruz — On August 8, 2025, ICE agents detained 18-year-old Benjamin Marcelo Guerrero-Cruz in Van Nuys, Los Angeles, while he was walking his dog.

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• Health workers accuse RFK Jr of fueling violence — Over 750 current and former federal health employees have accused Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.
• HHS Employees Call on Kennedy to Stop Misinformation — Over 750 Department of Health and Human Services employees signed a letter to Congress and Health Secretary Robert F.

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• Texas Democrats criticize monitoring conditions — Texas Democrats, including Rep.
• Texas Rep. Collier locked inside House chamber — Texas State Rep.
• Texas Rep. Collier Sues Over Detention in Capitol — Texas state Rep.

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• Temporary restraining order issued against Florida's expansion of 'Alligator Alcatraz' — Earlier this month, District Court Judge Kathleen Williams issued a temporary restraining order against the state of Florida, halting new construction and expansion of the 'Alligator Alcatraz' immigration detention
• Federal Judge Orders Changes to "Alligator Alcatraz" Facility — A federal judge ordered the "Alligator Alcatraz" immigration detention facility to move out detainees within 60 days, dismantle portions of the facility, and halt expansion.
• Federal judge orders closure of Trump’s ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ immigration jail — A federal judge in Miami, Kathleen Williams, ordered the closure of the Trump administration's "Alligator Alcatraz" immigration jail within 60 days, citing severe harm to the Florida Everglades.

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• Increased fear among families due to ICE raids impacting school attendance — As Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids increase, families in Monterey County express heightened fear, which is anticipated to lead to a decline in school attendance among students, particularly those who

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• US State Department halts visas for Gaza's children needing medical care — The US State Department announced it would stop issuing visas to children from Gaza in need of medical care following a campaign by far-right influencer Laura Loomer.
• State Department Halts Visitor Visas for Gaza — Following a false claim by Trump ally Laura Loomer that children from Gaza receiving medical care in the US are a "national security threat," the State Department announced it is halting the issuance of visitor visas
• US State Department Halts Medical Visas for Gaza Children — The US State Department has stopped issuing visitor visas for Palestinian children from Gaza seeking medical treatment in the United States.