Donald Trump Convicted: Has He Broken the Law?

“While the Administration continues to press the bounds of its Executive authority, refusing to follow the laws Congress has passed, the Republican Majority in Congress has failed to hold the President accountable for these actions.” · Since taking office, President Trump and his Administration have usurped key congressional powers – freezing federal funds authorized by Congress AND dismantling federal agencies created by Congress.

TRUMP ORGANIZATION CONVICTED: A New York jury convicted two Trump Organization entities for a years-long scheme to defraud, including criminal tax fraud and falsifying business records.

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ICE and State, Local Law Enforcement 287(g) Partners Launch Initiative to Protect Vulnerable Children the Biden Administration Allowed to Be Placed with Unvetted Sponsors | Homeland Security. https://www.dhs.gov/news/2025/11/14/ice-and-state-local-law-enforcement-287g-partners-launch-initiative-protect. Accessed 23 Feb. 2026. Liles, Jordan. 'Misleading Rumor Claims Trump Admin Found 75K-80K "Missing" Migrant Children'.

Trump was convicted in May 2024 of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records to conceal a hush money payment to adult film actor Stormy Daniels, whose allegations of an affair with Trump threatened to upend his 2016 presidential campaign.

The nine-page settlement agreement DOJ released Monday, setting up a nearly $1.8 billion fund to compensate victims of alleged weaponization of law enforcement, did not mention any resolution of disputes over Trump’s tax returns, which he has repeatedly claimed were under protracted audits by the IRS.

President Donald Trump repeated long-debunked false claims while speaking about the Supreme Court’s Monday ruling on mail-in ballots that arrive after Election Day.

Après avoir dirigé pendant quarante ans une entreprise non cotée en Bourse et donc sans avoir à rendre des comptes à un conseil d’administration, Donald Trump n’a cessé de vouloir repousser les limites de sa présidence.

Depuis son retour à la tête des Etats-Unis, le 20 janvier, Donald Trump semble repousser les limites du pouvoir présidentiel, n’hésitant pas à interpréter librement la Constitution et à empiéter sur les prérogatives des autres branches ...

Frapper vite et fort. L'hyperactivité de la Maison-Blanche a de quoi donner le tournis. Donald Trump a rarement passé plus de deux jours depuis son investiture sans signer de nouveaux décrets présidentiels ou sans annonces transformatrices pour la scène internationale.

For example, as of January 3, 2026, ... of lawyers to immigrants in detention"), describing each with one or more paragraphs, characterizing their progress in more and narrower categories (e.g., "Government Action Blocked Pending Appeal: 28", "Case Closed/Dismissed in Favor of Government: 22"), and linking to each case's docket. ... Under the second presidency of Donald Trump beginning in January 2025, the United States federal government has come under ...

Congress has thus far failed to serve as a check on executive overreach, perhaps out of fear of political retribution. Thus, it is falling to the courts to robustly fulfill their constitutional role in policing the executive branch when it violates the Constitution and the laws as enacted by Congress. ... Indeed, in the first months of the second Trump administration, at least 39 separate judges appointed by five different presidents—including Donald Trump himself—have ruled against his overreaching actions.