Heritage Foundation

Trump is importing the rhetoric of European neo-Nazis into U.S. policy. His Thanksgiving statement embraced “reverse migration” and “remigration”—terms rooted in white nationalist ideology— and DHS quickly echoed the language. What began as a political pressure campaign has escalated into the formal mainstreaming of extremist ideology at the highest levels of American government.

The foundation and its leaders see Trump not for his policies, but as a means to embed Orbán’s oppressive ideology within the U.S. political framework.

Heritage Foundation’s Kevin D. Roberts aims to institutionalize Trumpism with Project 2025, backed by 80+ far-right groups advocating Christian Nationalism, limiting women’s healthcare, and opposing LGBTQ+ rights.

The Trump administration is launching a nearly $5 million State Department program to fund organizations across Europe that promote anti-immigrant narratives, Christian nationalist rhetoric, and the defense of “Western civilizational heritage.” The grants mirror key themes of Project 2025, echo the white supremacist “Great Replacement” conspiracy theory, and raise concerns about U.S. interference in European politics.

A sweeping internal crisis erupts at the Heritage Foundation after Kevin Roberts defends Tucker Carlson’s interview with white nationalist Nick Fuentes, triggering staff revolt, donor backlash, and the collapse of Heritage’s antisemitism initiative. It’s a stark look at how one miscalculation exposed deep fractures over antisemitism, extremism, and the conservative movement’s collapsing boundaries.

Heritage president Kevin Roberts took his Project 2025 message to Madrid, joining a lineup of anti-LGBTQ and anti-woman figures from CitizenGO, Vox, ADF International, and beyond. He made no mention of the backlash over his defense of Nick Fuentes, leaned into Opus Dei rhetoric, and cast young men as the vanguard of a new “Christendom.”

La Declaración de Consenso de Ginebra forma parte de una creciente campaña internacional para revertir los derechos de las mujeres y de la comunidad LGBTQ+. Al promover restricciones al aborto y un modelo de “familia tradicional”, la GCD está alineada con grupos nacionalistas cristianos como Heritage Foundation y Project 2025. Ahora que Washington ocupa la Secretaría de la GCD, Estados Unidos está ayudando a exportar su agenda antiaborto y anti-LGBTQ+ al resto del mundo.

The Geneva Consensus Declaration is part of a growing international campaign to roll back women’s and LGBTQ+ rights. Promoting abortion restrictions and a “traditional family,” the GCD aligns with Christian nationalist groups like the Heritage Foundation and Project 2025. With Washington now serving as its secretariat, the U.S. is helping export its anti-abortion and anti-LGBTQ+ agenda worldwide.

As Viktor Orbán’s influence network faces uncertainty in Hungary, the government-backed Danube Institute has quietly launched a U.S. nonprofit linked to former Heritage Foundation officials, MAGA-aligned intellectuals, and Christian nationalist figures. The move expands Orbán’s political infrastructure into the United States, embedding his network more deeply within the American conservative movement.