Trumpism
American political movement
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| 2025 | Trump began his second presidency, initiating a campaign of 'retribution' targeting political opponents, civil society organizations, and critics through government actions and personal lawsuits. |
| 2025 | Criticized the Trump administration's support for Israel in the Gaza war, representing a growing faction within the Republican Party that is less supportive of Zionism. |
| 2025 | Ordered agencies to stop enforcement of disfavored rules, attempting large-scale deregulation that legal experts deemed illegal and contrary to federal law. |
| 2025 | Border Patrol agents were instructed to summarily deport illegal immigrants crossing the border, and the CBP One app for scheduling border crossings was disabled. |
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Deportation in the second Trump administration
A Russian military deserter facing a potential 10-year sentence was physically restrained and tied to his seat during deportation, claiming he had entered the US lawfully.
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Deportation in the second Trump administration
ICE begins posting its enforcement and removal operations statistics directly on X (formerly Twitter), changing its previous reporting method.
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Deportation in the second Trump administration
Nationwide demonstrations emerged against enhanced immigration enforcement policies, with protests occurring in Texas, California, Alabama, South Carolina, and Indiana.
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Deportation in the second Trump administration
A protest in Charleston, South Carolina resulted in the arrest and detention of seven protesters for gathering in a group larger than 25 people without a permit.
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| 2025 | Trump sent federal troops to Washington, D.C. and issued threats to other cities. |
| 2025 | Forbes updated Trump's net worth to $5.1 billion and ranked him the 700th wealthiest person in the world. |
| 2025 | Trump administration asserted a controversial constitutional right to ignore federal law, specifically demonstrated in refusing to enforce a federal ban on TikTok, with legal experts criticizing this as claiming immunity for potentially illegal acts. |
| 2025 | Disbanded the FBI's Washington field office squad that investigated allegations of fraud and corruption against government officials and members of Congress. |
| 2025 | Maintained Trump Media & Technology Group as a publicly-traded company and diversified it into financial services. |
| 2025 | Trump becomes the first US president to pardon a corporation by pardoning the entity owning and operating BitMEX, a cryptocurrency exchange whose founders previously pleaded guilty to failing to implement an anti-money-laundering program. |
| 2025 | Reduced the Department of Justice's Public Integrity Section from 30 to five lawyers. |
| 2025 | Trump installed Ed Martin as political loyalist to oversee pardons, with Martin describing the pardon strategy as 'No MAGA left behind'. |
| 2025 | Trump's administration revoked the parole status of immigrants who entered the U.S. under CBP One and CHNV humanitarian parole, and attempted to remove birthright citizenship. |
| 2025 | Trump targeted activists, legal immigrants, tourists, and students with visas who expressed criticism of his policies or pro-Palestinian advocacy for potential deportation. |
| 2025 | Resumed the 'remain in Mexico' policy and designated drug cartels as terrorist groups. |
| 2025 | Began deportation operations targeting criminal lists formed prior to second term. |
| 2025 | Continued profiting from events held at his hotels and golf courses without placing assets in a blind trust. |
| 2025 | Hinkle took a pro-Pakistan stance on the Kashmir conflict, claiming the Pahalgam attack was an Indian false flag operation. |
| 2025 | Hawley is co-sponsoring a bill with Peter Welch to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour, indexed to inflation for all businesses, and supporting a tax credit for workers making less than $16.50 an hour. |
| 2025 | U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in Fischer v. United States, finding obstruction charges against January 6 defendants were overbroad, potentially impacting cases including Trump's. |
| 2025 | Hawley criticized President Trump's proposed One Big Beautiful Bill Act for potentially cutting Medicaid coverage for working class families, calling the proposal 'both morally wrong and politically suicidal'. |
| 2025 | The VOICE Office was reopened under the second Trump administration. |
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Deportation in the second presidency of Donald Trump
At least seven people died in ICE custody within the first 100 days of the Trump presidency.
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| 2025 | George Simion ran as a candidate in the Romanian presidential election, drawing comparisons to Donald Trump due to his political style and ideological alignment. |
| 2025 | Diversified Truth Social into financial services while maintaining ownership of the publicly traded company. |
| 2025 | Dropped corruption charges against politicians with ties to him. |
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Politicians associated with Trumpism
Mark Finchem began serving as a Member of the Arizona Senate.
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| 2025 | Trump disbanded the Public Integrity Section and fired more than twelve inspectors general across the government. |
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Deportation in the second presidency of Donald Trump
ICE conducted nationwide raids detaining at least 60 Lhotshampa Bhutanese refugees, with 10 detained in Pennsylvania. Detentions were justified by citing criminal records, despite many having already served their sentences.
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| 2025 | Launched two cryptocurrency tokens, $Trump and $Melania, which he personally promoted and benefited from. |
| 2025 | Trump nominated 23 former Fox News employees to his administration, including John Bolton as National Security Advisor. |
| 2025 | Trump pursues new overseas real estate deals involving state-affiliated entities during his presidency. |
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Democratic backsliding in the United States
Survey results from Bright Line Watch indicate significant consensus among political scientists about concerns of further democratic backsliding at the start of Trump's second administration.
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Deportation in the second presidency of Donald Trump
Judge Jennifer Thurston ordered an end to ICE's raids in California's Central Valley after dozens of farmworkers and laborers were arrested, citing lack of warrants or reasonable suspicion.
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| 2025 | Trump grants thousands of shares of stock to cabinet officials, further blurring lines between government service and personal financial interests. |
| 2025 | Trump launches and promotes $Trump, a cryptocurrency memecoin, directly benefiting from its promotion while serving as president. |
| 2025 | Trump repeals existing ethics guidelines and enforcement mechanisms for anti-corruption laws, effectively removing legal barriers to potential conflicts of interest. |
| 2025 | Trump's family company World Liberty Financial begins operations, mixing government policy with private cryptocurrency enterprise in an unprecedented manner. |
| 2025 | Trump maintains ownership of Truth Social, a publicly traded company, while serving as president, breaking traditional presidential ethical norms. |
| 2025 | Senator Josh Hawley reintroduced the 'Preventing Elected Leaders from Owning Securities and Investments (PELOSI) Act' in response to ongoing concerns about stock trading by congressional members and their families. |
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Project 2025
Trump signed Executive Orders 14168, 14187, and 14183 revoking federal government's recognition of transgender people, ceasing use of gender in documents, limiting form options to male and female, and restricting transgender military service and gender-affirming care.
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Politicians associated with Trumpism
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. assumed the role of Secretary of Health and Human Services.
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| 2025 | Trump reversed pro-diversity policies in the federal government, moved against transgender rights, and threatened cultural institutions and universities on grounds of DEI and antisemitism. |
| 2025 | Moved aggressively against transgender rights and what his administration termed 'gender ideology'. |
| 2025 | Resumed the 'remain in Mexico' policy and ordered construction to be resumed on the border wall. |
| 2025 | Threatened sixty universities and cultural institutions over DEI and antisemitism grounds, forcing law firms to comply with his administration's directives. |
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