365 Days of Claims

Making Government Work for the People

79 claims · Items #219–297 · 79 of 79 analyzed

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Saved an estimated $215 billion — equivalent to $1,335 per U.S. taxpayer — through the Trump Administration’s government efficiency efforts.
False
220
Signed 228 executive orders, rapidly implementing core campaign promises without delay or drift — the most in a single term in decades.
True but Misleading
221
Eliminated discriminatory “diversity, equity, and inclusion” offices, employees, and practices across the bureaucracy alongside a return to merit-based hiring.
True but Misleading
222
Eliminated race- and sex-based hiring preferences across the executive branch.
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223
Directed agencies to dismantle Biden-era federal censorship operations, restoring free speech protections.
Misleading
224
Ended federal funding for chemical and surgical gender procedures for minors through executive action and regulatory enforcement, driving the end to these harmful procedures for minors at health systems across the country.
True but Misleading
225
Ended the unfair, demeaning practice of forcing women to compete against men in sports — which resulted in the NCAA changing its rules and local and state athletics organizations following suit.
Mostly True but Misleading
226
Made it the official policy of the U.S. government that there are only two sexes.
True but Misleading
227
Pardoned pro-life Americans wrongly targeted by the Biden Administration.
True but Misleading
228
Launched full-scale investigations into deep state abuses — bringing the era of weaponized government to an end and restoring fairness and trust in American institutions.
False
229
Rolled out new merit-based federal hiring plans, ensuring the government’s hiring decisions are based on merit only — including at the Federal Aviation Administration, where the Biden Administration specifically recruited individuals with intellectual disabilities and psychiatric issues.
Mostly False
230
Dramatically downsized the scope of the federal bureaucracy, ensuring government is serving the taxpayers who fund it by cutting the waste, fraud, and abuse that has permeated it for so long.
Misleading
231
Terminated tens of thousands of contracts across all federal agencies, saving taxpayers billions of dollars in waste, fraud, and abuse.
Mostly False
232
Revoked the burdensome electric vehicle mandate and fortified this action by signing a congressional resolution into law.
True but Misleading
233
Slashed job-killing regulations to unleash innovation, lower costs, and put American workers first.
Misleading
234
Killed federal regulations at an astonishing 129-to-one rate — far topping the rate at which red tape was cut during President Trump’s first term.
True but Misleading
235
Implemented nationwide election integrity measures through executive action, banning foreign nationals from election interference, strengthening voter citizenship verification, prosecuting non-citizen voting, requiring voter-verifiable paper ballot records, and ensuring state-by-state compliance with federal law.
Mostly False
236
Signed an executive order mandating that Federal public buildings, such as courthouses and government office buildings, embrace classical architecture to honor tradition, foster civic pride, and inspire the citizenry.
True
237
Officially began the process of closing the Department of Education and returning education to the states after more than four decades and over $3 trillion spent on education, with virtually nothing to show for it.
Misleading
238
Signed an executive order dismantling censorship.
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239
Signed an executive order protecting religious freedoms.
True but Misleading
240
Signed an executive order safeguarding Second Amendment rights.
True but Misleading
241
Released records related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy with no redactions.
Mostly True but Misleading
242
Released troves of previously classified records related to the assassinations of Senator Robert F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., as well as the disappearance of Amelia Earhart.
True but Misleading
243
Stripped notorious crackhead and grifter Hunter Biden of his taxpayer-funded Secret Service detail.
True but Misleading
244
Directed the administration to take all necessary steps to defend Americans’ constitutional rights from overreach.
Misleading
245
Signed an executive order to end the use of paper straws.
True but Misleading
246
Ended federal funding for dangerous gain-of-function research in foreign countries.
True but Misleading
247
Directed all federal agencies to protect religious expression in the workplace.
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248
Answered 65% more calls to the Social Security Administration compared to the prior year.
True but Misleading
249
Reduced the average speed of answer for customer calls to the Social Security Administration to single digits.
Misleading
250
Enhanced Social Security for our great seniors while keeping President Trump’s promise not to touch benefits.
Misleading
251
Revoked waivers that allowed certain colleges to divert federal funds intended for low-income students and students with disabilities to illegal immigrants.
Misleading
252
Canceled taxpayer-backed mortgages for illegal immigrants.
Misleading
253
Shut down the wasteful Biden-era “Climate Corps” work program.
True but Misleading
254
Ended the wasteful Federal Executive Institute, which had become a training ground for bureaucrats.
Misleading
255
Held higher education institutions accountable for their discriminatory “diversity, equity, and inclusion” policies and for allowing anti-Semitism to flourish on their campuses, driving settlements with Northwestern University Cornell University, the University of Virginia, Brown University, Columbia University, and the University of Pennsylvania.
Misleading
256
Signed an executive order barring COVID-19 vaccine mandates in schools that receive federal funding.
True but Misleading
257
Reinstated the name “Mount McKinley” to North America’s highest peak.
True but Misleading
258
Reversed the massive over-expansion of the IRS that took place during the Biden Administration.
False
259
Proclaimed “Gulf of America Day” after the Department of the Interior officially changed the name on its mapping database.
True but Misleading
260
Designated English as the official language of the U.S.
True but Misleading
261
Developed “retire.opm.gov,” a reimagined website that automates federal retirements after decades of retirement records being stored in an underground mine.
Mostly True but Misattributed
262
Oversaw a dramatic decline in federal employment, reducing the waste and bloat that has plagued the federal bureaucracy for too long.
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263
Forced bureaucrats back into the office, with the percentage of federal employees working in-office increasing 30% in the second quarter of 2025.
True but Misleading
264
Revoked more than 100 security clearances of deep state actors responsible for weaponizing and politicizing intelligence, including Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Alvin Bragg, Jake Sullivan, Hillary Clinton, Letitia James, Liz Cheney, John Bolton, Adam Kinzinger, Anthony Blinken, James Clapper, and Fiona Hill.
True but Misleading
265
Signed an executive order modernizing American workforce programs to prepare citizens for the high-paying skilled trade jobs of the future.
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266
Reinstated critical reports canceled by the Biden Administration, including the July Cattle Report and the County Estimates for Crops and Livestock — giving farmers the data needed to make important decisions for their operations.
Mostly True but Misleading
267
Fired members of The Trump-Kennedy Center’s Board of Trustees amid their obsession with perpetuating radical, left-wing ideology at taxpayer expense.
True but Misleading
268
Improved average disaster loan approval time to just 17 days, accelerating recovery for disaster-impacted communities.
True but Misleading
269
Unveiled a plan to completely overhaul the nation’s air traffic control system, building on the unprecedented actions already taken to secure America’s skies and improve air travel.
True but Misleading
270
Conducted dozens of investigations into higher learning institutions under Title VI for alleged impermissible use of race-exclusionary preferences, race-based scholarships, and/or race-based segregation.
True but Misleading
271
Established the White House Faith Office to protect Americans’ religious liberty.
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272
Remained the most transparent, accessible Administration in modern history, with President Trump speaking for over 13,400 minutes and talking to the press at 74% of his events.
Misleading
273
Dramatically increased the scope of credentialed reporters in the White House press briefing room to ensure Americans of all backgrounds are in touch with their government.
Misleading
274
Reinstated press privileges for roughly 440 journalists who the Biden Administration sought to silence.
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275
Ordered the immediate declassification of all FBI files related to the sham Crossfire Hurricane investigation.
True but Misleading
276
Forced a host of companies, including Disney and Goldman Sachs, to end harmful, woke, and discriminatory DEI practices.
Misleading
277
Eliminated the unpopular vehicle stop-start requirement that drove up costs.
Mostly True but Misleading
278
Authorized the production of affordable and efficient “tiny cars,” reversing burdensome regulations that prevented their manufacturing.
Mostly False
279
Directed the Office of the Federal Register to speed up publishing time and decrease costs, enabling agencies to more quickly and effectively restore freedom through President Trump’s deregulatory agenda.
True but Misleading
280
Resumed collections for student borrowers in default following a five-year pause and reminded institutions of their obligations to support student loan borrowers
True but Misleading
281
Rescinded waivers that allowed California and over a dozen other states to set their own emission standards and electric vehicle sales mandates.
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282
Ordered federal agencies to hire no more than one employee for every four employees who leave.
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283
Signed executive orders to protect America’s bank account against waste, fraud, and abuse and modernize payments.
True but Misleading
284
Pressured Citibank into ending their restrictive, politically motivated “de-banking” policies.
Mostly True but Misleading
285
Signed an executive order to remove anti-American propaganda from federal museums and national parks.
True but Misleading
286
Signed an executive order to ensure no one is transformed into a criminal for violating a regulation they have no reason to know exists.
True but Misleading
287
Enhanced enforcement for making sure states appropriately and lawfully preserve SNAP benefits for only eligible Americans.
True but Misleading
288
Released a comprehensive review of so-called “gender-affirming care,” finding no strong medical or scientific evidence exists to support the treatment’s irreversible effects.
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289
Terminated all beagle experiments on the National Institutes of Health campus.
True but Misleading
290
Halted the Biden-era ban on fossil fuels in federal buildings, ensuring they are utilizing the most efficient power available to lower taxpayer costs and curb regulatory overreach.
True but Misleading
291
Directed states to maximize parental options for choosing the best, safest schools for their children.
True but Misleading
292
Ordered the automatic recission of outdated regulations on American energy production and innovation.
True but Misleading
293
Signed an executive order overhauling the nation’s higher education accreditation system to ensure colleges and universities deliver high-quality, high-value education free from unlawful discrimination and ideological bias.
True but Misleading
294
Signed a landmark executive order eliminating the use of so-called “disparate-impact liability,” which undermines civil rights by mandating discrimination to achieve predetermined, race-oriented outcomes.
Misleading
295
Strengthened probationary periods in the federal service — ensuring a merit-based federal workforce that serves the American people.
True but Misleading
296
Constructed giant new American flags on the White House grounds as a symbol of American strength.
True but Misleading
297
Achieved the fastest pace of Senate cabinet-level confirmations than any Administration in recent memory, with the majority of President Trump’s cabinet earning confirmation in the first month.
Mostly True but Misleading