Research & Publications

A second Trump administration poses threats to the LGBTQ community, particularly transgender people.

Based on Trump’s campaign promises – and the detailed policy proposals of Project 2025 – we can expect a second Trump administration to supercharge efforts to reverse gains in civil rights and racial justice in America.

Donald Trump’s four years in office were marked by gross abuses of executive power, including efforts to trample protest and dissent — key freedoms at the heart of our participatory democracy.

Donald Trump has promised to pursue even more extreme anti-immigrant policies in a second term. These policies would disregard fundamental principles of democracy and the rule of law to devastate immigrant communities and erode freedoms for all Americans.

A second Trump administration threatens to accelerate mass incarceration, further dehumanize people in our criminal legal system, engage in a death penalty “killing spree,” and reverse many reforms gained over the last two decades.

Based on his own campaign promises — and the detailed policy proposals of Project 2025 — we can expect a future Trump administration to deploy three tactics against LGBTQ rights.

Trump promised to target immigrants and block new immigrants from coming lawfully to the US. We will stand with the majority who seek a fair, sensible, secure, and welcoming system by combatting mass deportations, keeping families together, upholding birthright citizenship, and protecting asylum.

Two years after Trump’s Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, a second Trump administration will further imperil abortion access and reproductive rights nationwide. Here's our our roadmap to fight back.

The 2024 Trump campaign doubled down on its commitment to racial grievance and promised to eradicate efforts to address racial inequities. In this memo, we examine three strategies Trump may deploy to reverse course on racial equity, as well as our strategy to fight back.