Trump Action Archive

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• Governors Pritzker and Newsom Challenge Federal Troop Deployments — Illinois Governor J.B.
• Oklahoma Governor Criticizes Federal Troop Deployment — Kevin Stitt, the Republican governor of Oklahoma and current chair of the National Governors Association, publicly criticized the federal deployment of troops in Illinois, marking a significant stance from a Republican

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• New Jersey Republican Candidate Threatens Defamation Lawsuit — In the New Jersey gubernatorial race, Republican candidate Jack Ciattarelli has announced plans to sue his Democratic opponent, Mikie Sherrill, for defamation.

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• Rutgers professor blocked from flying to Spain — Mark Bray, a Rutgers University professor known for his work on anti-fascism, was blocked from boarding a flight to Spain at Newark airport.

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• Peter Thiel hosts lectures on the antichrist and Armageddon — Over the past month, Peter Thiel has conducted a series of four off-the-record lectures in San Francisco, discussing his views on the antichrist and the potential for Armageddon.

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• Chicago protests shut down Michigan Avenue — In Chicago, a large protest took place on Michigan Avenue, resulting in the street being shut down for an extended period.

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• EPA Seeks Public Comment on Carbon Tetrachloride Regulation — The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued a notice requesting public comment on the reconsideration of the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) risk management rule for carbon tetrachloride (CTC).

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• Trump Announces New Tariffs on China — Former President Trump announced a new 100% tariff on all goods from China, escalating the ongoing trade war and causing significant market declines.
• Trump Threatens New Tariffs on China — Donald Trump threatened to impose significant new tariffs on China, which led to a rapid decline in the stock market.

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• Trump Plans to Cut Democrat Programs — Trump announced plans to cut "popular Democrat programs" as part of a strategy to counter Democratic lawmakers.

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• Judge blocks Trump’s national guard deployment in Chicago — A U.S.
• Judge to Rule on National Guard Deployment in Chicago — A federal judge is set to rule on the legality of the Trump administration's deployment of National Guard troops in Chicago.
• Second Judge Blocks National Guard Deployment to Chicago — A second federal judge blocked the Trump administration from deploying National Guard troops to Chicago, citing the likelihood of civil unrest.

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• Judge restricts federal agents' use of force in Illinois — U.S.
• Federal Judge Issues Order Protecting Journalists in Chicago — A federal judge issued a 14-day order prohibiting federal agents from using force or arresting journalists in Chicago without probable cause.
• Temporary Restraining Order Against Federal Agents Targeting Journalists

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• Letitia James indicted on mortgage fraud charges — Letitia James, the New York State Attorney General, was indicted on charges of mortgage fraud by a federal prosecutor appointed by President Donald Trump.
• Lindsey Halligan indicted NY AG Letitia James on bank fraud charges — Lindsey Halligan, the newly installed US Attorney, complied with demands from former President Trump to indict New York Attorney General Letitia James on charges of bank fraud related to her mortgage applications.
• New York Attorney General Letitia James Indicted — New York Attorney General Letitia James was indicted on charges of bank fraud and making false statements, following pressure from Trump.

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• Texas court pauses execution of Robert Roberson in 'shaken baby' case — The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has stayed the execution of Robert Roberson, who was scheduled to be executed on October 16 for the murder of his two-year-old daughter, allegedly due to shaken baby syndrome.

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• Senate votes to allow unlimited executive power against drug cartels — The Senate voted 48-51 to permit the president to continue ordering deadly force against drug cartels without Congressional approval.

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• White House discusses invoking the Insurrection Act — White House officials, led by Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, have reportedly been in discussions about invoking the Insurrection Act to justify the deployment of military troops in response to civil unrest.
• — White House officials, led by Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, have reportedly been discussing the possibility of President Trump invoking the Insurrection Act to deploy troops in response to civil unrest.

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• Trump Announces National Holiday as Columbus Day — During a cabinet meeting at the White House, President Donald Trump announced that the second Monday of October would henceforth be recognized as Columbus Day, establishing it as a national holiday.

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• Texas charges eight people linked to midwife accused of illegal abortions — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced the arrest of eight individuals connected to Maria Rojas, a midwife accused of performing illegal abortions.

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• DHS Reassigns National Security Specialists to Immigration — The DHS reassigned hundreds of national security specialists to immigration enforcement, with employees facing job loss if they refuse.

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• FBI Reassigns Agents to Immigration Enforcement — The Washington Post reported that nearly one in four FBI agents has been reassigned to immigration enforcement, affecting the staffing of major field offices.
• FBI agents reassigned to immigration enforcement — Nearly half of FBI agents in the US's major field offices have been reassigned to support immigration enforcement, according to data obtained by Senator Mark Warner.

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• Vice President Vance Pushes for Indiana Redistricting — Vice President JD Vance plans to visit Indiana to advocate for mid-decade redistricting, following warnings from state Republicans about stalled efforts.

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• Over 2,200 Events Planned for No Kings Day — The No Kings Day movement has surpassed its previous record with over 2,200 events planned nationwide for October 18th, 2025.
• Upcoming nationwide protests planned for October 18th — On October 18th, over 2,100 events are planned across the United States as part of a movement expected to be the largest peaceful protest in modern American history.

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• US Government Shutdown Causes Airport Staffing Shortages — The ongoing US federal government shutdown, now in its seventh day, has led to significant staffing shortages at airports across the country, causing delays and disruptions in air travel.

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• Trump approves Ambler Road mining project — On October 6, 2025, President Trump approved the construction of the Ambler Road, a 211-mile road through the Alaskan wilderness, facilitating mining operations for valuable minerals in the Ambler Mining District.

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• Federal Appeals Court Pauses Order on National Guard Deployment — A federal appeals court paused an order prohibiting Trump from federalizing 200 Oregon National Guard members but maintained a ban on their deployment to Portland.

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• Federal Judge Orders Pentagon to Disclose Musk's Security Clearance Info — A federal judge ordered the Pentagon to provide information about Elon Musk's security clearances to the New York Times, citing Musk's public disclosures about relevant issues.

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• Pentagon Press Association Criticizes New Restrictions — The Pentagon Press Association released a statement condemning new Defense Department restrictions on reporters, which they claim stifle press freedom and could lead to prosecution for journalistic activities.