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In just one A few months, Donald Trump’s second presidential term Roundequate radically the Federal Government of the United States And moved to consolidate the power of the executive branch. At the request of the president, many federal agencies have undertaken aggressive and invasive initiatives to suppress immigration, police speech, investigate political adversaries, reduce public health efforts and emergency preparation, etc.
With so many things that happen at the same time, many organizations and individuals have launched databases, interactive cards and other trackers to catalog these government actions and their impacts on civil rights of people in the United States. Using open source intelligence, public data, coverage of news and other research, these tools are vital resources to document, contextualize and analyze the flood of federal activities that fundamentally revive the United States. Here are some important examples.
The impact card
By the impact project, the Americans for the public service
This interactive card Changes in the American federal government, the workforce and the policy of the American federal government across the country, documenting things such as the dismissals of mass workers, the hiring of gels, financing cuts and rental licensees. The tool also shows places where funding was subsequently not to be used, federal workers have been rehired or may be, or the federal government has added new service or new benefit.
The card includes ratings to specifically document impacts in rural American counties, the areas in which the population is mainly non -white, places where 20% or more of the population live below the poverty line and indigenous land. It also catalogs the responses to these initiatives, including legal actions as well as local and state responses to financing cuts.
The United States has disappeared the tracker
by Danielle Harlow, data analyst
This dashboard Calculate the number of people affected by mass deportations of the Trump administration carried out by the US immigration and customs (ICE) (ICE). The number already exceeds 4,000. The tool also monitors the status of each individual insofar as the information is available, noting their names, the country of origin of origin and where they are held, when they are available.
The tracker follows crucially the status of each individual, noting that they are in detention of ice, have been temporarily or permanently released, were expelled, “self-supported” or died in ice detention. The tool also lists the number of days of their test.
Ice flight monitoring
by Tom Cartwright, defender of immigration rights
Tom Cartwright is a retired JP JP leader who uses flight monitoring data across the country to follow ice expulsion flights, return flights and theft in the United States. He publishes regular and specific updates on his Bluesky social media page and produces monthly reports for the immigration rights group Witness on the border About flights and ice counts. In the past 12 months, Cartwright has collected data on approximately 8,000 ice air flights, including 824 in April. More than 1,500 of this total of 12 months were “withdrawal flights”, while around 1,400 were flights “referral”. Other trips of around 5,000 “interior flights with iced air” in the United States.
TRACKER regulatory changes
by the Brookings institution
The BrooKings reflection group has built A database Catalogging important regulatory changes implemented since the start of the second Trump administration. It includes new decrees and regulatory gels as well as changes to the Trump administration to executive decrees issued by previous administrations. For example, the White House canceled an executive decree of Biden in 2022 aimed at reducing the cost of prescription drugs and this year calling for research on cryptocurrency regulations.
Trump administration litigation trackers
By just security and law
Law and policy publications Just safety And Lawyer Everyone offers databases that follow the proceedings to question Trump administration initiatives. The tools include case names, file numbers and courts, as well as disputed executive action and dispute status. In most cases, the Trump administration continued its unattended agenda from the Congress or corresponding legislation, and a number of Trump administration efforts which have been challenged before the court until now have been interrupted or have definitively prevented from continuing.
Far -right groups targeting the month of pride
by Teddy Wilson, radical reports
Anti-LGBTQ +groups, including fundamentalist Christian nationalists and white supremacist extremist groups have targeted the events of the month of pride before and should again in June, in particular given the violent rhetoric of the Trump administration and executive actions linked to trans rights. This card Follow -up of events of the month of pride across the country and indicates that radical opposition groups plan to target the rallies.
