Summary
President Donald Trump has implemented nearly half of Project 2025, a plan created by conservative groups to change the federal government. This plan has been a significant focus since Trump's second term began, with critics pointing out its influence on his administration's actions. As of October 13, 48 percent of Project 2025 has been completed according to an online tracker.
Key Facts
- Project 2025 is a 900-page plan by conservative groups to reshape the U.S. federal government.
- President Trump has enacted 48 percent of Project 2025's goals during his current term.
- The U.S. Agency for International Development has faced budget cuts and policy changes under this plan.
- Recent changes under the plan include supporting a mining project in Alaska and reversing a previous IRS expansion.
- A total of 119 objectives from Project 2025 have been completed, with 66 still in progress.
- In January alone, 50 objectives were completed through executive orders.
- President Trump initially distanced himself from the plan but later acknowledged cooperating with its proponents.
- Criticism includes claims that Trump's administration is misleading voters and changing the government structure.
