Major Shake-Ups Under the Trump Administration

The administration has revived tougher fingerprint checks for all adults hosting migrant children.

Officials claim it enhances child safety, but critics argue it discourages potential sponsors and could lead to overcrowded

shelters.

Thousands of new federal employees received termination notices in multiple agencies, including those handling nuclear security.

While the administration cites cost-cutting measures, some worry about reduced public services and potential risks to national security.

A new executive order blocks federal funding to schools requiring Covid-19 vaccinations.

Though many institutions have eased these mandates, critics say it weakens local authority to protect public health.

A judge refused to immediately restore inspectors general who were fired, criticizing their legal approach.

Meanwhile, legal battles continue over the boundaries of presidential power and personnel decisions.

Vice President JD Vance’s trip to Europe included meeting far-right figures, sparking political debate and overshadowing discussions of

Ukraine’s security concerns.

Observers question the global reactions and diplomatic impacts.