Day 65

March 25, 2025

6 documented events

  1. Serious Rights Violation Deportation & Immigration

    Termination of CHNV Humanitarian Parole for 532,000 People

    The Trump administration terminated the humanitarian parole programs for nationals of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela (CHNV), stripping legal status and work authorization from approximately 532,000 people. The Supreme Court allowed the termination to proceed in a 7-2 decision on May 30, 2025, and DHS began issuing termination notices encouraging parolees to 'self-deport immediately.'

  2. Serious Rights Violation Civil Rights

    Executive Order on Elections: Voter Suppression and Presidential Seizure of Election Administration

    On March 25, 2025, Trump issued Executive Order 14248, 'Preserving and Protecting the Integrity of American Elections,' which attempted to require passport-or-equivalent proof of citizenship to register to vote (blocking millions without passports), decertify all voting machines in 39 states within 180 days, mandate that only ballots received by Election Day be counted, and order the DOJ to sue states for voter roll data. Three federal courts found key provisions unconstitutional. The DOJ sued 29 states for refusing to hand over voter files.

  3. Serious Rights Violation Civil Rights

    Mohammed Hoque arrested outside his home

    Mohammed Hoque, a Bangladeshi student at Minnesota State University, Mankato, pursuing a degree in management information systems, is arrested outside his home. His social media activity is cited as the basis for his detention.

  4. Serious Rights Violation Rule of Law

    Executive order targeting Jenner & Block

    Trump issues EO 14246 targeting Jenner & Block for its association with Andrew Weissmann. Judge Bates quickly issues a TRO.

  5. Critical Rights and Rule-of-Law Concern Deportation & Immigration

    CHNV parole terminated

    DHS terminated the CHNV parole program, stripping legal status from tens of thousands of Haitian parolees.

  6. Major Abuse of Power Corruption & Self-Dealing

    Trevor Milton pardoned after $2 million in pro-Trump donations

    Trevor Milton, convicted of defrauding investors in electric truck company Nikola, is pardoned. Milton had donated nearly $2 million to pro-Trump political committees during the 2024 campaign.