Trump's Administration Completes One-Third of Project 2025 Agenda

Despite publicly distancing himself from Project 2025, President Donald Trump’s administration has rapidly implemented a significant portion of the conservative initiative’s agenda during his first 100 days in office. Analyses show that between 28% to one-third of Project 2025’s domestic policy recommendations—particularly those targeting government reform, deregulation, reproductive rights, and LGBTQ+ rights—have already been achieved or are in progress. Trump’s strategy has involved issuing a record number of executive orders, many of which closely mirror the guidebook produced by the Heritage Foundation for Project 2025. Notably, the administration has made substantial progress in rolling back civil rights, healthcare access, and worker protections, while also working to further restrict abortion access and LGBTQ+ protections. Critics and supporters alike note the unprecedented speed and scope of these changes, which are expected to have long-term impacts on the federal government and the presidency. This alignment between Trump’s actions and Project 2025’s blueprint persists despite his repeated public claims of having no connection to the initiative.