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Administration Officials

These are the people who gave the orders. Under international law, officials who ordered, authorized, or failed to prevent war crimes bear personal criminal responsibility. 6 officials are linked to 62 documented incidents.

Official portrait of Donald J. Trump

Donald J. Trump

President of the United States

Commander-in-chief and chief executive. Issued executive orders, directed military operations, granted clemency, and set administration policy.

26 linked incidents
9 extreme 2 critical
Official portrait of Pete Hegseth

Pete Hegseth

Secretary of Defense

Oversees the Department of Defense. Directed military operations, reversed civilian protection policies, and publicly declared "no quarter" for Iran.

15 linked incidents
9 extreme
Official portrait of Tom Homan

Tom Homan

Border Czar / Acting ICE Director

Oversaw immigration enforcement operations including mass deportation, detention expansion, and workplace raids.

13 linked incidents
1 extreme 5 critical
Official portrait of Marco Rubio

Marco Rubio

Secretary of State

Chief diplomat and senior foreign policy official. Invoked emergency arms sale authorities, sanctioned ICC officials, and certified deportation agreements.

12 linked incidents
3 extreme
Official portrait of Kristi Noem

Kristi Noem

Secretary of Homeland Security

Head of DHS overseeing immigration enforcement, border security, and FEMA.

10 linked incidents
1 extreme 4 critical
Official portrait of Elon Musk

Elon Musk

Head of Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)

Led the dismantlement of federal agencies and accessed sensitive government databases.

5 linked incidents
1 extreme

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© 2026 Trump's War Crimes. A project of the Lilac Party. Published for public reference and legal research. Everything here is sourced from public reporting and expert legal analysis. No one named has been convicted. See methodology.