This week: CLASP Releases DOGE Tracker, Statements on HHS Cuts and Child Deportations |
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RECENTLY FROM CLASP
May 1, 2025
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CLASP Releases DOGE Tracker, Statements on HHS Cuts and Child Deportations
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In response to the continued assaults on programs and policies that support economic, social, and racial justice, CLASP released several statements highlighting particularly harmful actions and decisions made by the Trump Administration:
CLASP is pleased to present the DOGE tracker, our new interactive data tool, which is designed to help users explore and document proposed and enacted reductions to federal programs by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). We will update this spreadsheet continually to provide up-to-date, accessible data to help monitor the scope and impact of DOGE’s actions.
The Children Thrive Action Network, a coalition led by CLASP, issued a statement condemning the Trump Administration’s deportation of citizen children as part of its mass deportation crusade.
CLASP’s statement on leaked reports that the Trump Administration plans to propose $40 billion in cuts to the Department of Health and Human Services focused on what the loss of funds would mean for children, families, and marginalized communities.
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Medicaid Cuts Come Into Focus: Millions Stand to Lose Health Care
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On the heels of reporting about Congressional Republicans’ likely cuts to Medicaid, Suzanne Wikle’s blog unpacks how these cuts will really affect millions of Americans.
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The Nomination of Crystal Carey for NLRB General Counsel is Dangerous for Unions and Workers’ Rights
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Lulit Shewan’s blog examines the threat to unions and workers’ rights posed by the nomination of Crystel Carey as General Counsel of the National Labor Relations Board, especially given Carey’s long career of defending employers and challenging the NLRB’s work.
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The Trump Administration, Earth Day, and Environmental Racism
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On the 55th anniversary of Earth Day, Kaelin Rapport reflects on the danger the Trump Administration poses to conservation, sustainable energy, and environmental and racial justice.
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Recent Events
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April 29 | CLASP co-hosted the Good Jobs Collaborative event “Not Working for Workers: The First #100Days of the Trump Administration.” Lorena Roque, CLASP’s interim director of education, labor, and worker justice, spoke at the event about the launch of our DOGE Tracker and the Good Jobs Compass.
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April 24 | Suma Setty and Rachel Wilensky spoke at a meeting organized by the Partnership for Community Action in New Mexico on immigration and safe space policies.
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