The record, 2025 to now

The problem.

Since January 2025, Trump and a Republican Congress have run Washington. This is who paid.

He tore down the East Wing for a ballroom.

East Wing, the White House

October 22, 2025

Hassan Albadawi CC BY-SA 4.0

When people needed help the most,

They were shot in the street.
Two U.S. citizens were killed by federal agents in Minneapolis in January 2026.²
They were locked up.
ICE held more people at once than ever in its history.³
They’re losing their care.
Millions are projected to lose health insurance because of the law Trump signed.⁴
They lost their jobs.
Disaster, health and Social Security offices lost workers.⁵
Their kids lost food.
About 2 million fewer children getting food aid.⁶

And they called it the largest permanent tax cut for working families…⁷

Our streets.

Officers outside the Broadview ICE facility during a protest

Broadview, Illinois

October 2025

Mike Crowley CC0

Six-second excerpt, 01:43–01:49. Audio removed. Resized; natural color.

Agents shot people, jailed more people than ever and held U.S. citizens.

73,000

People held by ICE at once in January 2026. The most in ICE history.³

Each dot is 100 people.

Immigration agents held more than 500 U.S. citizens between January 2025 and October 2026, ProPublica found.¹⁰
Nearly 1 in 4 FBI agents who work on terrorism, spying and other crimes were moved to immigration work, Sen. Mark Warner said.¹¹

Shot by immigration agents

Public ceremony for Renee Good, Powderhorn Park, Minneapolis
February 7, 2026
Chad Davis CC BY 4.0
Renee Good, 37
January 7, 2026 · Minneapolis, Minnesota
A U.S. citizen, shot by an ICE officer. Officials said she tried to run over the officer with her car. Videos from people nearby show her trying to drive away.²
Alex Pretti, 37
January 24, 2026 · Minneapolis, Minnesota
An ICU nurse and U.S. citizen, shot by Border Patrol agents. DHS said he “violently resisted.” Videos show him holding a phone, not a gun.¹⁴
Speakout for Silverio Villegas González, Franklin Park, Illinois
September 15, 2025
Paul Goyette CC BY 4.0
Silverio Villegas González, 38
September 12, 2025 · Franklin Park, Illinois, near Chicago
A cook and father of two, shot by an ICE officer at a traffic stop. DHS said the car dragged the officer and left him “seriously injured.” Video obtained by the Chicago Sun-Times shows the officer calling his injuries “nothing major.”²

Keith Porter, 43
December 31, 2025 · Los Angeles, California
Shot by an off-duty ICE officer. DHS said he fired at the officer and would not drop his gun. Witnesses said he was firing a rifle into the air to ring in the new year.²
Isaias Sanchez Barboza, 31
December 11, 2025 · Rio Grande City, Texas
A Mexican citizen, killed by a Border Patrol agent. He was shot three times, CBP said. Officials called it a two-minute “active struggle” and have not named the agent.²
Ruben Ray Martinez, 23
March 15, 2025 · South Padre Island, Texas
A U.S. citizen, shot by an ICE agent. DHS said he hit an agent with his car. His friend in the car said he hit no one. It took 11 months for the public to learn an ICE agent fired.¹⁵
Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, 52
July 7, 2026 · Houston, Texas
Shot by an ICE officer after agents in unmarked cars chased him while he drove his work crew to a job. He had no criminal record.¹⁶
Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, 25
July 13, 2026 · Biddeford, Maine
A delivery driver and father from Colombia, shot by an ICE officer in his car. DHS said he tried to flee. Law enforcement sources told CBS News he was not the person agents were looking for.¹⁷

Died in ICE custody
Shot by immigration agents

At least 62 people have died in ICE custody since Trump took office.⁴⁰
Jan 23, 2025, Hialeah, Florida¹⁸
Genry Ruiz Guillen
Age 29, from Honduras
Cause not released
Jan 29, 2025, Phoenix, Arizona¹⁹
Serawit Gezahegn Dejene
Age 45, from Ethiopia
Cause not released
Feb 20, 2025, Miami, Florida²⁰
Maksym Chernyak
Age 44, from Ukraine
Bleeding in the brain
Feb 23, 2025, San Juan, Puerto Rico²¹
Juan Alexis Tineo-Martinez
Age 44, from the Dominican Republic
Cause not released
Apr 8, 2025, St. Louis, Missouri²²
Brayan Rayo-Garzon
Age 27, from Colombia
Suicide⁸⁰
Apr 16, 2025, El Paso, Texas²³
Nhon Ngoc Nguyen
Age 55, from Vietnam
Natural causes
Apr 25, 2025, Pompano Beach, Florida²⁴
Marie Ange Blaise
Age 44, from Haiti
Heart disease⁸¹
May 5, 2025, Weston, Georgia²⁵
Abelardo Avelleneda-Delgado
Age 68, from Mexico
Cause not released
Jun 7, 2025, Americus, Georgia²⁶
Jesus Molina-Veya
Age 45, from Mexico
Suicide⁸²
Jun 23, 2025, Miami, Florida²⁷
Johnny Noviello
Age 49, from Canada
Kidney failure⁸³
Jun 26, 2025, Miami, Florida²⁸
Isidro Perez
Age 75, from Cuba
Cause not released
Jul 19, 2025, Live Oak, Texas²⁹
Tien Xuan Phan
Age 55, from Vietnam
Bleeding in the brain⁸⁴
Aug 5, 2025, Philipsburg, Pennsylvania³⁰
Chaofeng Ge
Age 32, from China
Found hanging
Aug 31, 2025, Florence, Arizona³¹
Lorenzo Antonio Batrez Vargas
Age 32, from Mexico
Cause not released
Sep 8, 2025, Mesa, Arizona³²
Oscar Duarte Rascon
Age 58, from Mexico
Cause not released
Sep 18, 2025, East Meadow, New York³³
Santos Reyes-Banegas
Age 42, from Honduras
Liver failure
Sep 22, 2025, Victorville, California³⁴
Ismael Ayala-Uribe
Age 39, from Mexico
Infected abscess⁸⁵
Sep 24, 2025, Dallas, Texas³⁵
Norlan Guzman-Fuentes
Age 37, from El Salvador
Shot in sniper attack
Sep 29, 2025, El Centro, California³⁶
Huabing Xie
Age 53, from China
Apparent seizure
Sep 30, 2025, Dallas, Texas³⁷
Miguel Angel Garcia-Hernandez
Age 31, from Mexico
Shot in sniper attack
Oct 4, 2025, Ste. Genevieve, Missouri³⁸
Leo Cruz-Silva
Age 34, from Mexico
Apparent suicide
Oct 11, 2025, Miami, Florida³⁹
Hasan Ali Moh'd Saleh
Age 67, from Jordan
Cardiac arrest
Oct 23, 2025, Norfolk, Virginia⁴⁰
Jose Castro-Rivera
Age 24, from Honduras
Hit by a truck while running from ICE agents⁸⁶
Oct 23, 2025, Victorville, California⁴¹
Gabriel Garcia-Aviles
Age 56, from Mexico
Heart stopped in alcohol withdrawal
Oct 25, 2025, San Antonio, Texas⁴²
Kai Yin Wong
Age 63, from China
Complications after heart surgery
Dec 3, 2025, El Paso, Texas⁴³
Francisco Gaspar-Andres
Age 48, from Guatemala
Liver and kidney failure
Dec 5, 2025, Harlingen, Texas⁴⁴
Pete Sumalo Montejo
Age 72, from the Philippines
Cause not released
Dec 6, 2025, Mansfield, Texas⁴⁵
Shiraz Fatehali Sachwani
Age 48, from Pakistan
Pneumonia and blood infection
Dec 12, 2025, Newark, New Jersey⁴⁶
Jean Wilson Brutus
Age 41, from Haiti
Medical emergency
Dec 14, 2025, Philipsburg, Pennsylvania⁴⁷
Fouad Saeed Abdulkadir
Age 46, from Eritrea
Cause not released
Dec 14, 2025, Natchez, Mississippi⁴⁸
Delvin Francisco Rodriguez
Age 39, from Nicaragua
Found unresponsive
Dec 15, 2025, Baldwin, Michigan⁴⁹
Nenko Stanev Gantchev
Age 56, from Bulgaria
Suspected natural causes
Jan 3, 2026, El Paso, Texas⁵⁰
Geraldo Lunas Campos
Age 55, from Cuba
Ruled a homicide⁸⁷
Jan 5, 2026, Conroe, Texas⁵¹
Luis Gustavo Nunez Caceres
Age 42, from Honduras
Heart failure complications
Jan 6, 2026, Indio, California⁵²
Luis Beltran Yanez-Cruz
Age 68, from Honduras
Heart problems
Jan 9, 2026, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania⁵³
Parady La
Age 46, from Cambodia
Cause not released
Jan 14, 2026, Stockbridge, Georgia⁵⁴
Heber Sanchez Dominguez
Age 34, from Mexico
Found hanging
Jan 14, 2026, El Paso, Texas⁵⁵
Victor Manuel Diaz
Age 36, from Nicaragua
Apparent suicide
Feb 16, 2026, Bunker Hill, Indiana⁵⁶
Lorth Sim
Age 59, from Cambodia
Heart disease⁸⁸
Feb 16, 2026, Miami, Florida⁵⁷
Jairo Garcia-Hernandez
Age 27, from Guatemala
Cause not released
Feb 27, 2026, Victorville, California⁵⁸
Alberto Gutierrez-Reyes
Age 48, from Mexico
Cause not released
Mar 1, 2026, Natchez, Mississippi⁵⁹
Pejman Karshenas Najafabadi
Age 59, from Iran
Cardiac arrest
Mar 2, 2026, Scottsdale, Arizona⁶⁰
Emmanuel Damas
Age 56, from Haiti
Infection tied to dental problems⁸⁹
Mar 14, 2026, Dallas, Texas⁶¹
Mohammad Nazeer Paktiawal
Age 41, from Afghanistan
Severe allergic reaction, asthma⁹⁰
Mar 16, 2026, Moore Haven, Florida⁶²
Royer Perez-Jimenez
Age 19, from Mexico
Presumed suicide
Mar 25, 2026, Victorville, California⁶³
Jose Guadalupe Ramos-Solano
Age 52, from Mexico
COVID-19⁹¹
Apr 1, 2026, Bunker Hill, Indiana⁶⁴
Tuan Van Bui
Age 55, from Vietnam
Heart disease⁹²
Apr 11, 2026, Winnfield, Louisiana⁶⁵
Alejandro Cabrera Clemente
Age 49, from Mexico
Heart disease⁹³
Apr 12, 2026, Miami, Florida⁶⁶
Aled Damien Carbonell-Betancourt
Age 27, from Cuba
Presumed suicide
Apr 28, 2026, Lumpkin, Georgia⁶⁷
Denny Adan Gonzalez
Age 33, from Cuba
Apparent suicide
Jun 4, 2026, Winnfield, Louisiana⁶⁸
Mamuka Artmeladze
Age 43, from the country of Georgia
Cause not released
Jun 19, 2026, Laredo, Texas⁶⁹
Felix Alcorta-Rodriguez
Age 63, from Mexico
Natural causes⁹⁴
Jun 24, 2026, Harlingen, Texas⁷⁰
Adrian Andreas Florian
Age 85, from Germany
Cause not released
Jul 13, 2026, Ocilla, Georgia⁷¹
Jesus Manuel Arenas-Silva
Age 45, from Venezuela
Suspected cardiac arrest
Aug 1, 2026, Newark, New Jersey⁷²
Edwin Lopez-Cornejo
Age 41, from El Salvador
Medical emergency
Aug 23, 2026, Saipan, the Northern Mariana Islands⁷³
Lianyong Wei
Age 51, from China
Cause not released
Sep 18, 2026, Winnfield, Louisiana⁷⁴
Carlos Josue Marchena-Marchena
Age 36, from Costa Rica
Cause not released
Sep 29, 2026, Monroe, Louisiana⁷⁵
Julian Curo-Churata
Age 47, from Peru
Cardiac arrest, severe infection⁹⁵
Oct 17, 2026, Laredo, Texas⁷⁶
Emiliano Andrade-Covarrubias
Age 56, from Mexico
Cause not released
Oct 23, 2026, Folkston, Georgia⁷⁷
Luis Sandoval
Age 48, from El Salvador
Apparent suicide⁹⁶
Oct 24, 2026, San Diego, California⁷⁸
Guillermo Pascual Verganza
Age 43, from Guatemala
Cause not released
Oct 29, 2026, San Antonio, Texas⁷⁹
Fran Gregory Portillo-Zapata
Age 53, from Venezuela
Cause not released

The Iran war.

A fighter aircraft on the USS Gerald R. Ford flight deck during the Iran war

USS Gerald R. Ford

March 2, 2026

U.S. Navy Public domain

Six-second excerpt, 00:13–00:19. Audio removed. Resized from 4K; natural color.

The appearance of U.S. Department of War (DoW) visual information does not imply or constitute DoW endorsement.

The U.S. began bombing Iran on February 28, 2026. Congress never voted for it.

Children killed when a strike hit a school in Minab, Iran, on the first day of the war, the monitor Airwars counted.⁹⁷

23 U.S. service members have died since the war began, and 866 have been wounded, Military Times found in Pentagon data.⁹⁸
In the first six weeks, 1,701 civilians were killed in Iran, the human rights group HRANA counted.⁹⁹
U.S. strikes on boats at sea have killed 243 people, counting those presumed dead. None got a trial.¹⁰⁰

It has been255 dayssince the Iran war began.

It costs about$99 milliona day.¹⁰²

Total cost$47.1 billionby October 16, U.S. Central Command said.¹⁰¹

What Congress did

Senate, March 18, 2026
Blocked, 47 to 53
Only one Republican, Rand Paul, voted to move ahead. One Democrat, John Fetterman, voted against it.¹⁰³
House, June 3, 2026
Passed, 215 to 208
Four Republicans joined Democrats.¹⁰⁴
Senate, June 23, 2026
Passed, 50 to 48
Four Republicans voted yes. A White House official said the vote had no significance because the measure has no force of law.¹⁰⁵

Earlier U.S. strikes

Air war on the Houthis in Yemen · March to May 2025
From March 15 to May 6, 2025, U.S. forces struck more than 1,000 Houthi targets in Yemen. U.S. military action against the Houthis cost an estimated $2.8 billion to $4.9 billion that year.¹³⁷
Strikes on Iran's nuclear sites · June 2025
On June 21, 2025, U.S. B-2 bombers and Navy missiles struck three of Iran's nuclear sites. Counting missiles fired to defend Israel, it cost about $2 billion to $2.3 billion.¹³⁷
Raid on Caracas, Venezuela · January 2026
On January 3, 2026, U.S. forces raided Caracas and captured Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro. Venezuela's interior minister, Diosdado Cabello, said 100 people died.¹³⁸

Higher costs.

Tariffs and the war raised costs. Farm sales to China fell.

Tariffs will cost the typical household more than $1,000 a year, the Yale Budget Lab estimates.¹²
The war has cost the average household nearly $2,000 so far in higher fuel prices, interest and military spending, by a Moody’s economist’s count.¹³

U.S. soybeans shipped to China fell 73%. In million metric tons.¹⁰⁶

202426.8
20257.2

Student loans

7 million borrowers are set to be moved off Biden’s low-payment SAVE plan.¹³⁹
5 million borrowers are in default. Trump’s team planned to garnish their wages, then paused.¹⁴⁰
In early 2026, 10.3% of all student debt was at least 90 days past due.¹⁴¹

Jobs lost.

Cuts hit clean energy, disaster and Social Security jobs.

Canceled clean energy projects cost 38,000 current and future jobs in 2025.¹⁰⁷
FEMA lost more than 4,300 workers in one year. That is about 1 in 6.¹⁰⁸
Social Security had 7,700 fewer workers in February 2026 than in January 2025.¹⁰⁹

Services cut

More than 4,500 Forest Service firefighter jobs sat empty in fire season. The USDA disputes it.¹⁴²
The country is up to 3,000 air traffic controllers short, Trump’s transportation secretary said.¹⁴³
The government shut down for 43 days, the longest full shutdown ever.¹⁴⁴

Health care cuts.

Republicans cut Medicaid and food aid, and let extra ACA tax credits expire.

10 million

Americans projected to lose health insurance by 2034 because of the law Trump signed, the budget office estimates.⁴

Each dot is 10,000 people.

What ACA enrollees with tax credits pay each year for premiums, on average, KFF estimated. More than double.¹¹⁰

2025$888
2026$1,904

The law Trump signed cuts $911 billion from Medicaid over 10 years, the Congressional Budget Office estimates.¹¹¹
11.2% of working-age adults have no health insurance, up from 8.9% two years earlier.¹¹²
A 2025 study found 322 rural hospitals at immediate risk of closing.¹¹³

Coverage and costs

Workers now pay $7,471 a year on average for family coverage at work, up 9%.¹⁴⁵
3 million people dropped their ACA health plans after Republicans let the extra help expire.¹⁴⁶

Public health

The U.S. had its biggest surge in measles cases since 1991, AP reports.¹⁴⁷
The U.S. is on the verge of losing the measles-free status it has held for 26 years.¹⁴⁷
In six weeks, 694 medical research grants worth $1.81 billion were canceled.¹⁴⁸

Who got rich.

Trump, Musk and the richest gained. Farms, families and federal workers lost.

Donald Trump

President

Since he won in 2024, about $1.9 billion in income, gifts and pledges has been tied to Trump, his family and his projects.

CryptoQatar’s jetBallroom

He reported $1.1 billion in crypto income for 2025.¹¹⁴
Qatar gave the U.S. a luxury jet for Trump to use, reportedly worth about $400 million. He said it will go to his library later.¹¹⁵
Donors including Nvidia and Apple pledged or gave $333 million for his White House ballroom.¹¹⁶
Amazon paid $40 million for a documentary about Melania Trump, Puck reported in January 2025.¹¹⁷
Paramount paid $16 million to settle his lawsuit over a 60 Minutes interview. The money goes to his future presidential library.¹¹⁸

Who paid

Farms lost
315 family farms went bankrupt in 2025, up 46% from the year before. Crop losses and rising costs drove the jump, the Farm Bureau says.¹²²
Food aid lost
5.5 million people lost food aid in the year after Trump signed the cuts.⁶
Federal jobs lost
The federal workforce has 333,000 fewer people than in January 2025.⁵

From late 2024 to mid-2026, the richest 1% gained 29 times as much wealth as the bottom half.¹²³

Bottom half of households$0.38T
Richest 1% of households$11.03T

Elon Musk

The face of DOGE in 2025

His fortune grew by $362 billion from Inauguration Day to November 2026, by Forbes’ count.¹¹⁹
His companies have gotten $38 billion in government contracts, loans, subsidies and tax credits over the years, The Washington Post found.¹²⁰
He spent at least $474 million on the 2026 midterms, mostly to elect Republicans.¹²¹

Companies and donors

Palantir
An Army deal worth up to $10 billion over 10 years.¹⁴⁹
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao
Pardoned by Trump in October 2025. Zhao had pleaded guilty to failing to stop money laundering at Binance and served four months in prison.¹⁵⁰
Boeing
Picked to build the Air Force’s next fighter jet, announced by Trump himself.¹⁵¹

What DOGE claimed, and what it cost

$110 billion
Claimed DOGE savings that government auditors could not verify.¹⁵²
$135 billion
What DOGE cost in the 2025 budget year, counting paid leave and rehiring workers fired by mistake. The nonpartisan Partnership for Public Service made the estimate.¹⁵³

In plain sight.

He did it in public, in both terms.

Court cases challenging the Trump administration’s actions.¹²⁴

Trump walks through Lafayette Square with Attorney General Bill Barr and other officials, the White House behind them

The official forecast did not show Hurricane Dorian reaching Alabama. A black marker loop added it. After the White House chief of staff complained, the Commerce Department pushed weather officials to back Trump, a watchdog found.¹²⁶

Firings and lost clearances

Gabbard stripped 37 officials of their security clearances in one day.¹⁵⁴
Trump fired the official in charge of the jobs report the same day it showed weak hiring.¹⁵⁵
In November 2025, President Trump called Minnesota’s governor a slur for people with disabilities.¹⁵⁶

More of it, out loud

April 23, 2020
Trump wondered aloud about disinfectant “by injection inside.” The next day, the maker of Lysol warned that its products should never go into the human body.¹⁵⁷
September 5, 2025
Trump signed an order letting the Department of Defense call itself the Department of War. Its legal name was set by Congress.¹⁵⁸
January 6, 2026
The White House said “utilizing the U.S. military is always an option” for taking Greenland, part of NATO ally Denmark.¹⁵⁹

The fallout.

Democrats won on November 3. Republicans turned on each other.

Donald Trump@realDonaldTrump ·Nov 3, 2026, election nightT

I wasn't on the Ballot and if I was, we would have won IN A LANDSLIDE!

Marjorie Taylor Greene@FmrRepMTG ·Nov 4, 2026, 12:51 AM

Tonight was a total referendum on Trump.

He told people to vote like he was on the ballot and they did.

… And Republicans stood behind him silently clapping like trained baby seals.

… But it’s the rest of Republicans that need to learn the lesson and drastically change course.

And I’m not sure if they’re capable of that.

JD Vance@JDVance ·Nov 4, 2026, 10:38 AM

Our voters did show up. … The main problem is that many people who voted for Trump/Vance in 2024 voted for Democrats in 2026.

… The reason we lost is the war. The president himself said so last night.

If you'd like to argue it was worth it, that losing the Senate for the next 6 years was worth it, then do so. …

But everyone knows why we lost.

Ted Cruz@tedcruz ·Nov 4, 2026, 6:38 PM

2026 was not simply a blue wave; it was a blue tsunami. … It was a Watergate-level repudiation.

… Tariffs have made everything too expensive, and the Iran war has dragged on too long.

… Texas is blue. That is a hard sentence to utter.

Who left

By May 2026, 36 House Republicans had said they would leave their seats.¹³⁰

Thom TillisRepublican senator, North Carolina
On June 29, 2025, he said he would not run again. Hours later, he warned his party about its Medicaid cuts.¹³¹
“Republicans are about to make a mistake on healthcare and betraying a promise”
Kristi NoemSecretary of Homeland Security
On March 5, 2026, Trump fired her and named her a special envoy. Reports tied it to her Senate testimony that he approved a $220 million ad campaign. He said he never knew about it.¹³²
Joe KentDirector, National Counterterrorism Center
On March 17, 2026, he quit in protest of the Iran war.¹³³
“Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation”
Pam BondiAttorney General
On April 2, 2026, she was fired, sources told NBC News. Trump said she was leaving for a private-sector job.¹³⁴
Tony GonzalesRepublican representative, Texas
On April 14, 2026, he resigned during a House Ethics probe into claims of sexual misconduct. NBC News reported he left ahead of a push to expel him.¹³⁵
Lori Chavez-DeRemerSecretary of Labor
On April 20, 2026, she resigned during a reported inspector general probe. Her lawyer said she left for personal reasons, not because of any finding that she broke the law.¹³⁶

Election week

On Election Day, Trump told The Wall Street Journal the Iran war was only part of the loss, and that he would do it again.¹²⁷
Hours after Vance's post, a reporter asked Trump if the war was why Republicans lost. He mostly agreed, and defended the war.¹⁶⁰
On the morning of November 4, Speaker Mike Johnson told his staff he would not stay on as Republican leader in the new Congress, four sources on the call said.¹⁶¹
By midday, Rep. Jim Jordan and Rep. Steve Scalise were running against each other to lead House Republicans. Jordan called it a staggering day for House Republicans. Scalise was blunter.¹⁶²

NextThe solution.Who will fix it, and how, starting January 3.

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