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1. Executive Branch Actions

1.1 Presidential Directives and Federal Funding

The Trump administration continues reshaping federal policy through executive orders [1] while targeting specific institutions for funding cuts. The administration is moving to cancel approximately $100 million in federal contracts with Harvard University [2], with Trump describing the school as “very antisemitic” [3]. President Trump has also threatened to redirect $3 billion in federal grants from Harvard to trade schools [4] and to withhold California’s federal funding over a transgender athlete issue [5].

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1. Trump Administration Policies

1.1 Immigration and Border Security

The Department of Justice has petitioned the Supreme Court to allow deportations to South Sudan [1]. Constitutional arguments challenging birthright citizenship for children of non-citizens have gained attention [2]. Administration officials have frozen student visas to strengthen security screening for foreign students [3]. Nashville’s mayor signed an executive order after more than 100 people were detained by ICE [4]. Texas’ governor has issued a directive emphasizing that only U.S. citizens can vote in state elections [5].

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1. Presidential Actions and Rhetoric

1.1 Executive Orders and Policy Decisions

President Trump’s “blitz” of executive orders is rapidly transforming multiple areas of federal policy. Immigration enforcement has intensified, with previously protected groups like Cuban exiles now facing uncertainty and potential deportation [1][2].

[1] Trump’s blitz of executive orders is reshaping America. See the full list, https://www.courant.com/2025/05/26/trumps-blitz-of-executive-orders-is-reshaping-america-see-the-full-list/
[2] Trump’s immigration crackdown unnerves Cuban exiles long shielded from deportation, https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2025/05/26/us/cubans-us-trump-immigration

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1. Trump Administration Policies and Actions

1.1 Executive Orders and Major Initiatives

President Trump has signed executive orders focused on expanding nuclear energy and implementing new scientific standards. These orders aim to “usher in a Nuclear Renaissance” while restoring what is characterized as “Gold Standard Science.” [1] The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), headed by Elon Musk, has been actively involved in administration initiatives. [2]

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1. Trump Administration Policies and Actions

1.1 Executive Reshaping and Personnel Changes

The White House has dismissed “scores of National Security Council staff” [1], dramatically reducing this critical advisory body. Simultaneously, career foreign service veterans are reportedly being replaced with loyalists at the State Department in what critics characterize as the formation of a “Maga deep state” [2]. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has implemented increased restrictions on press access at the Pentagon amid information leak concerns [3].

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1. Trump Administration Policies and Actions

1.1 Government Services and Agency Management

The Trump administration’s Department of Veterans Affairs is addressing a disability claims backlog that accumulated during the Biden administration [1]. Without additional details, the scope of this effort remains unclear. Meanwhile, the administration is promoting legislation called the “Big Beautiful Bill,” with Stephen Miller defending it against criticism [2], though headlines provide no specifics about the bill’s content or purpose.