Project 2025 In Action

Project 2025 is a 920-page blueprint for American authoritarianism, written for the Trump administration. The vision is an “ideal” country where women, LGBTQ+ people, immigrants, and people of color are stripped of their constitutional rights, and where ordinary Americans struggle to afford healthcare, pay their bills, and live in safe communities.
 
Rooted in hate and Christian nationalism, backed by more than 100 far-right organizations, the plan claims to “rescue the country.” Since taking office, Trump has issued a torrent of harmful, often legally dubious executive orders pulled straight from its pages, remaking the federal government to fit a narrow Christian nationalist vision. The result is a chaotic and often cruel administration indifferent to the people it governs, especially those in marginalized communities.
 
For more than two years, GPAHE has tracked Project 2025 in weekly updates, and we continue to document its implementation as the United States slides from democracy toward autocracy. Read GPAHE’s full analysis of Project 2025.


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Project 2025 March 11th Update
Project 2025 Update II

Project 2025 March 11th Update

This week, we look at how more than 200 service members filed complaints after commanders framed the Iran war as God’s plan for Armageddon, how the Heritage Foundation drafted a model bill to bar undocumented children from public schools and six state legislatures filed it to overturn the first federal book ban, would let a Heritage-linked Christian homeschooling website decide what books belong in every public school library in the country.

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Project 2025 March 4th Update
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Project 2025 March 4th Update

This week, we look at an ICE attorney who resigned so he could tell Congress the agency is training cadets to break the law, federal agents in San Diego who detained church volunteers for praying in a hallway, and a pattern of Native American citizens getting grabbed by officers who don’t know what a tribal ID is. All three trace back to Project 2025.

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Project 2025 February 25th Update
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Project 2025 February 25th Update

This week, we look at the VA rule, straight out of Project 2025, that would slash disability ratings for 93,256 veterans by punishing people whose medication works. An Arizona state senator whose companies collected more than $3 million from Turning Point USA. And Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts told a podcast audience what comes next for gender-affirming care for adults: “You outlaw it.”

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Project 2025 February 18th Update
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Project 2025 February 18th Update

This week: Heritage’s former Project 2025 personnel recruiter now runs the gutted DHS civil rights office — the one responsible for investigating two American citizens killed by ICE in Minneapolis. The EPA rescinded the legal foundation for every federal climate regulation on the books. And the National Park Service finished erasing transgender people from the Stonewall National Monument.

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Project 2025 February 10th Update
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Project 2025 February 10th Update

This week: the federal government strips the word “racist” from visitor brochures at the monument to a civil rights leader whose killer bragged about the murder; professors are fired for teaching children’s literature; and “Schedule F” arrives, clearing the way for political appointees to fire civil servants at will.

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Project 2025 February 4th Update
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Project 2025 February 4th Update

This week we look at how Trump declared America will resume nuclear weapons testing for the first time in 33 years while his Department of Energy quietly gutted the radiation safety rules that have protected workers since 1954. Federal agents raided a Washington Post reporter’s home and arrested two journalists for covering a Minneapolis protest. And the Financial Times revealed that private contractors have collected $22 billion building Trump’s deportation machine.

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