ESTABLISHED 2024 A CIVIC RECORD OF ACTIONS TAKEN AGAINST THE AMERICAN PEOPLE — AND HOW WE RESTORE THEM June 1, 2026
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The Record

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Trump Administration Sues New Jersey Over ICE Mask Ban

The Trump administration filed a lawsuit against New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill's administration over a state policy banning federal immigration agents from wearing masks during enforcement operations. The lawsuit challenges New Jersey's attempt to restrict ICE agents' ability to conceal their identities during immigration enforcement actions. The action directly impacts immigration enforcement procedures and state-federal relations on immigration policy.

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Trump Administration Separates 145,000+ Citizen Children from Immigrant Parents

A Brookings Institution report found that more than 145,000 U.S. citizen children have been separated from at least one parent due to immigration enforcement actions in the second Trump administration. Over 22,000 children experienced separation from both parents. This policy directly harms American citizen minors through family separation tied to their parents' immigration status.

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Trump Administration Rolls Back Forever Chemicals Drinking Water Rules

The EPA proposed to delay compliance deadlines and rescind protections for four of six types of PFOA/PFOS forever chemicals in drinking water, reversing Biden-era safeguards. Water systems would face extended timelines to regulate toxic forever chemicals, leaving communities with contaminated drinking water supplies at risk for longer periods. The rollback reduces federal oversight of persistent toxins linked to cancer, liver damage, and immune system harm.

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Appeals Court Rules Against Trump Detention Policy

An appeals court ruled against the Trump administration's immigration detention policy for undocumented immigrants. The decision creates a circuit split on whether undocumented immigrants can remain in the United States without facing arrest and detention. The case is likely headed to the Supreme Court.

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Trump Opens Minnesota Wilderness to Mining Operations

President Trump signed a resolution to strip Biden-era protections from a Minnesota wilderness area surrounding the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, opening it to mining operations. The measure undoes federal safeguards that had protected this pristine wilderness region from extractive industries. This action directly impacts environmental conservation efforts and potentially affects water quality and ecosystems in Minnesota.

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Education Department Slows Civil Rights Discrimination Cases

The Education Department resolved 30 percent fewer discrimination complaints in 2025 compared to the previous year, according to data obtained by The New York Times. This slowdown occurred amid Trump administration's overhaul of the department's civil rights enforcement operations. The reduction directly impacts students and families alleging discrimination based on race, disability, gender, and other protected characteristics.

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Trump Administration Regulation to Penalize Disabled Adults Living With Families

A Trump administration regulation will reduce federal assistance for disabled young adults who live with their parents or family members. The policy penalizes disabled individuals for maintaining family living arrangements that help them stay in their homes. This directly impacts disabled Americans' access to crucial support services and ability to live independently or with family support.

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HUD Eliminates Disparate Impact Liability in Fair Housing Enforcement

HUD changed fair housing enforcement to eliminate disparate impact liability, focusing enforcement only on intentional Fair Housing Act violations rather than policies with discriminatory effects. The action shifts investigative priorities to municipalities and programs that explicitly exclude people based on race or religion. This reduces housing discrimination protections for renters and homebuyers affected by policies with racially disparate outcomes.

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Trump Administration Pays Companies to Abandon Offshore Wind

The Trump administration announced refunds to offshore wind companies including Global Infrastructure Partners and Golden State Wind to abandon their projects and redirect investments toward fossil fuels instead. The Interior Department issued these payments to companies that had paid for the opportunity to develop offshore wind energy. This action reduces renewable energy development and increases fossil fuel investment.

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Executive Order Abolishing Birthright Citizenship

Trump signed an executive order eliminating birthright citizenship, which grants automatic citizenship to children born in the United States. The order conflicts with the SAVE America Act and is currently before the Supreme Court. The action could disenfranchise millions of Americans born in the U.S. to non-citizen parents.