Trump Action Archive

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• Trump comments on immigration enforcement during CBS interview — In the CBS interview, Trump stated that he believes immigration enforcement actions have not gone far enough, attributing limitations to "liberal judges" appointed by Biden and Obama.

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• Executive Order Modifying Duties on Synthetic Opioid Supply Chain — On November 4, 2025, President Donald Trump issued an executive order modifying duties related to the synthetic opioid supply chain from the People's Republic of China.
• Executive Order Modifying Reciprocal Tariff Rates — On November 4, 2025, President Donald Trump issued an executive order modifying reciprocal tariff rates in accordance with a new economic and trade arrangement between the United States and the People's Republic of

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• DOJ announced investigation into California redistricting referendum — Trump claimed that the Department of Justice is investigating the California redistricting referendum, labeling it a "Giant Scam" and alleging that the voting process is rigged against Republicans.

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• Bomb threats reported at polling sites in New Jersey — New Jersey Lt.
• New Jersey Extends Voting Hours Amid Bomb Threats — In New Jersey, multiple polling sites were evacuated due to bomb threats, affecting seven counties.
• Bomb Threats Disrupt Voting in New Jersey — On Election Day, bomb threats were emailed to polling precincts in New Jersey, leading election officials to redirect voters to other polling places.

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• Rep. Andy Ogles made racist posts about Zohran Mamdani — Rep.
• Trump made inflammatory remarks about Jewish voters — Trump posted a statement on social media suggesting that any Jewish person voting for Mamdani is "a stupid person," which could incite division and hostility.
• Trump Criticizes Jewish Voters Supporting Mamdani — On Truth Social, Trump stated that any Jewish person voting for Mamdani as NYC mayor "is a stupid person," reflecting divisive rhetoric.

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• Census Bureau Submits Information Collection Request to OMB — The U.S.

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• Trump administration cuts SNAP benefits for November — The Trump administration announced that due to the ongoing federal government shutdown, recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will receive only half of their usual benefits for November.
• Trump administration to provide partial SNAP funding amid shutdown — The Trump administration announced it will provide half of the usual funds to recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) due to a prolonged government shutdown.
• Trump Administration Agrees to Partial SNAP Payments — The Trump administration agreed to use contingency funds for partial SNAP payments but refused to use other sources for full payments, marking the first funding lapse in the program's history.

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• Trump Administration Pressures Democrats on Continuing Resolution — The Trump administration has pressured Democrats to agree to Republican terms for a continuing resolution to end a government shutdown, linking the resolution to the extension of premium tax credits for healthcare.

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• Rep. Marge Greene criticized House leadership on The View — Rep.

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• Trump appointee Lindsey Halligan faced court scrutiny — A judge ordered Lindsey Halligan to submit complete transcripts of grand jury proceedings related to indictments she pursued against former officials, indicating potential misconduct in her actions.

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• Lawsuits Filed Against Trump Administration's Education Rule — Two lawsuits were filed against the Trump administration over a new Education Department rule restricting which employers qualify for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, potentially affecting organizations

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• Trump Withdraws Nomination of Paul Ingrassia — The White House withdrew Donald Trump's nomination of Paul Ingrassia to head the Office of Special Counsel after Republican senators indicated they would not confirm him due to texts revealing Ingrassia's admission of

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• CBS News edits Trump interview, cutting significant remarks — CBS News aired a heavily edited version of Donald Trump's first 60 Minutes interview in five years, reducing a 90-minute conversation to about 28 minutes.

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• Tucker Carlson Interviews White Nationalist Nick Fuentes — On October 27, 2025, Tucker Carlson interviewed white nationalist Nick Fuentes for over two hours, bringing attention to Fuentes, who has a history of promoting anti-Semitic and racist views.

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• Laura Loomer Receives Defense Department Credentials — The Washington Post reported that Laura Loomer, a far-right conspiracy theorist, received credentials to cover the Defense Department under a new restrictive press policy.

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• Demolition of the White House East Wing — President Donald Trump ordered the demolition of the White House East Wing to make space for a $300 million ballroom.

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• Trump announced refusal to comply with court order on SNAP benefits — Trump stated he would not follow a federal court order to disperse SNAP benefits to needy families, claiming benefits would only be provided when the government reopens.
• Trump Defies Court Order on SNAP Payments — Despite a court order, Trump stated on Truth Social that SNAP benefits would only be issued when the government reopens, defying judicial authority.
• Trump Announces Delay in SNAP Benefits Amid Government Shutdown — President Donald Trump announced that Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits will only be funded when Democrats agree to reopen the government, despite a court order mandating the administration to

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• Administration's briefing on military actions criticized — The Trump administration faced criticism for its lack of transparency regarding military actions, having excluded senior Senate Democrats from a briefing and failing to provide necessary documents and information to
• Trump notifies Congress of military strike — On September 4, 2025, President Trump notified Congress of a military strike against a vessel in the Caribbean, claiming it was linked to a terrorist organization and involved in drug trafficking.

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• Federal Judge Blocks National Guard Deployment to Portland — A federal judge extended an order blocking the Trump administration from deploying National Guard troops to Portland, citing a lack of credible evidence of uncontrolled protests.

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• Trump Pardons Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao — Former President Donald Trump admitted in a "60 Minutes" interview that he pardoned Changpeng Zhao, CEO of Binance, without knowing who he was.
• Trump Pardons Changpeng Zhao — President Trump admitted during an interview that he pardoned Changpeng Zhao, founder of Binance, without knowing who he was.
• Trump Pardons Binance Founder Changpeng Zhao — Former President Donald Trump pardoned Changpeng Zhao, the founder of Binance, in October 2025.

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• Federal immigration raids in Chicago and Los Angeles on Halloween — On Halloween night, federal agents, including military troops, conducted immigration raids in Chicago and Los Angeles.
• ICE raids disrupt Halloween and Día de los Muertos celebrations in Chicago — Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) conducted raids in Chicago during the Halloween weekend, despite a plea from Illinois Governor JB Pritzker to pause immigration enforcement operations.

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• FAA Warns of Air Traffic Controller Absences — The FAA has warned of widespread impacts due to a surge in air traffic controller absences, resulting from the ongoing government shutdown.

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• USDA warns of SNAP funding exhaustion — The U.S.

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• Representative Neguse questions administration's withholding of SNAP funds — Representative Joe Neguse criticized the Trump administration for withholding reserve funds intended for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which could leave families without food.

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• Trump Criticizes Filibuster and Shutdown — President Trump criticized Democrats for the government shutdown and urged Republicans to eliminate the filibuster to pass their agenda.
• Trump Pressures GOP to End Filibuster — President Trump used Truth Social to pressure Republican lawmakers to eliminate the filibuster to end the federal government shutdown, criticizing them as "WEAK AND STUPID" and framing the move as essential for the
• Trump Pressures Senate Republicans to End Filibuster — President Trump demanded Senate Majority Leader John Thune to end the Senate filibuster to allow Republicans to pass a continuing resolution with a simple majority vote.