Project 2025, What is it?

The Real Policy Recommendations

Secure the Border

Project 2025’s policy reforms would end America’s decades-long border crisis by: 

• Thoroughly enforcing existing immigration laws.  

• Aggressively constructing a wall on our southern border.  

• Efficiently identifying and rejecting fraudulent asylum claims.   

• Restoring the “remain in Mexico” policy for people awaiting asylum claims.   

• Arresting, detaining, and removing of immigration violators anywhere in the Unite States. 

Unleash American Energy

Project 2025’s policy reforms would secure abundant access to energy for the American people, including low-cost gasoline, by:

• Ensuring access to abundant, reliable, and affordable energy. 

• Removing efforts to push sustainable-development schemes connected to food production. 

• Stopping collaboration with and funding of progressive foundations, corporations, international institutions, and NGOs that advocate for climate fanaticism. 

• Ending the Biden administration’s war on fossil fuels in the developing world and supporting the responsible management of oil and gas reserves as the quickest way to end wrenching poverty and the need for open-ended foreign aid. 

• Ensuring that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission facilitates rather than hampers private-sector nuclear energy innovation and deployment. 

 

De-Weaponize the Federal Government and Dismantle the Deep State 

Project 2025’s policy reforms would restore self-governance to the American people by:  

• Firing supposedly “un-fireable” federal bureaucrats. 

• Closing wasteful and corrupt bureaus and offices. 

• Eliminating woke propaganda at every level of government. 

• Restoring the American people’s Constitutional authority over the administrative state. 

• Returning governing power to the Congress and President instead of unelected bureaucrats. 

Improve Education 

Project 2025’s policy reforms would strengthen our education system by: 

• Expanding school choice, so all children have the option of a great education, regardless of zip code. 

• Promoting parents’ rights in public education so American schools serve parents, not the other way around. 

• Removing critical race theory and gender ideology curricula in every public school in the country.  

• Returning education control to state and local governments.  

• Shifting some functions of the Department of Education to other departments including Labor, Justice, and Commerce.