North Vegas Times

Rep. Steven Horsford, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Nevada's 4th district, shared a series of tweets detailing recent actions by former President Trump and their implications on federal operations and policies.

On March 5, 2025, Horsford noted "Day 9: ALL federal employees ordered back to in-person work by Feb 6—or accept a buyout worth 7 months’ salary. DOJ blocked Trump’s freeze on federal Trump fired two top labor officials, stalling hundreds of labor cases." This tweet highlights significant administrative changes affecting federal employees and ongoing labor case stalls due to dismissals of key officials.

In another tweet from the same day, Horsford commented on further developments: "Day 10: OMB reversed its sudden federal funding freeze after legal challenges. Trump expanded migrant detention at Guantánamo Bay. An EO targeted K-12 education, reviving the “1776 Commission” to oversee school funding." These remarks point out shifts in budgetary decisions and educational oversight under Trump's directives.

Continuing his commentary on March 5, Horsford stated "Day 11: After a fatal DC plane crash, Trump blamed “woke DEI policies” at the FAA before investigations even began. He signed an EO removing DEI initiatives from the agency. Trump signed an anti-antisemitism EO, increasing federal surveillance of foreign students." This entry discusses Trump's reaction to a tragic incident involving aviation safety policies and broader measures impacting diversity initiatives and student monitoring.