# Cabinet Wins: Trump Administration Unleashing Golden Age

**The White House**  
March 7, 2025

President Donald J. Trump and his administration continue racking up major wins for the American people at lightning speed — and his cabinet is a major driving force.

**Here are some big wins from the cabinet this week:**

- The Department of Energy  a liquefied natural gas (LNG) permit extension for Golden Pass LNG Terminal in Texas — the Department’s second LNG approval since President Trump took office and immediately  the Biden Administration’s LNG export ban.
  - The Department of Energy and the Department of the Interior  more than 1,000 energy workers in Louisiana to  an $18 billion investment by American LNG exporter Venture Global into their Plaquemines LNG export facility — made possible by President Trump’s energy policies.
- The Department of Justice  the ISIS-K terrorist who orchestrated the murders of 13 U.S. service members at Abbey Gate.
- The Department of Justice  two illegal immigrants accused of running one of the largest human smuggling rings in the United States.
- The Department of State formally  the Iran-backed Houthis as a Foreign Terrorist Organization following President Trump’s  earlier this year.
- The Department of State announced visa restrictions on  who facilitate illegal immigration into the United States and  linked to terrorist organizations, including Hamas.
  - The Department of State  the first visa of a foreign student linked to “Hamas-supporting disruptions.”
- The Department of Homeland Security announced illegal border crossings in February  to the lowest level ever recorded,  from last February and  from the all-time high of the Biden Administration.
  - Illegal immigrant encounters at the Del Rio Sector  over 2023.
  - Fox News Correspondent Bill Melugin: “If Fox were to send me down there right now, I would have trouble finding a single migrant on camera.”
- The Department of Defense  Fort Moore, Georgia, as “Fort Benning” in honor of a World War I hero.
- The Department of the Treasury  enforcement of invasive, burdensome reporting requirements that saddled small businesses with unnecessary red tape.
  - : “NFIB greatly appreciates President Trump’s strong support in this important effort to protect America’s Small Business owners from what he correctly labeled an ‘outrageous and invasive’ Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirement… We thank President Trump and his administration for their willingness to stand up for small businesses and address the Beneficial Ownership Information reporting rule.”
- The Department of Health and Human Service’s Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services formally  hospital providers of “their obligation to protect American children from often irreversible chemical and surgical mutilation” following President Trump’s  ending the radical practice for minors.
- The Department of Health and Human Service’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention  a new tool to detail conflicts of interest among current and past members of its vaccine advisory committee.
- The Department of Justice, the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Education, and the U.S. General Services Administration  $400 million in federal grants to Columbia University over their  to protect Jewish students from anti-Semitism.
- The Department of Education, the Department of Health and Human Services, and the U.S. General Services Administration  additional measures to end the scourge of anti-Semitism on college campuses.
- The Department of Transportation  to improve public transportation safety in Washington, D.C., as tens of thousands of federal workers return to the office.
- The Department of the Interior  a new ten-year lease with Williams Transco for continued critical energy infrastructure in New York City — at a site that had been used to house illegal immigrants during the Biden Administration.
- The Department of Housing and Urban Development  foreclosure relief for Californians impacted by the Los Angeles County wildfires.
- The Department of Veterans Affairs began  585 non-mission-critical or duplicative contracts — redirecting $900 million in savings back to health care, benefits, and services for VA beneficiaries.
- The Environmental Protection Agency  21 additional wasteful grants, saving more than $116 million in taxpayer dollars — bringing the  by the EPA to $287+ million.
- The Small Business Administration  a series of reforms to put American citizens first — including requiring citizenship verification on loan applications and  offices out of so-called “sanctuary cities.”
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