TRUMPCLAIM TRACKERThe Promise File · 84 commitments · 3 proposals & targets
A selected catalogue of campaign and second-term commitments. Proposals and associated targets are labeled separately. This is not every promise or every repetition.
Statuses below describe these 87 records, not the proportion of all promises fulfilled. Publisher assessments retain their original dates. Supplemental research includes campaign documents, government records, Reuters, AP and ABC News.
The law established a temporary deduction for eligible new U.S.-assembled vehicles, with income and annual limits.
The Agriculture Department announced restrictions and enforcement plans. The assessment distinguished those steps from a comprehensive statutory ban.
House legislation advanced the proposal, but nationwide reciprocity had not been enacted in the assessment.
The 2025 tax package did not include the promised caregiver credit. Other tax changes did not deliver this specific benefit.
The tax law authorized $1,000 seed deposits for eligible U.S.-citizen children born during 2025–2028. This is a restricted child account, not unrestricted cash for every parent.
The military began implementing the ban and removing affected service members after court action allowed it to proceed.
The tax law provided a temporary additional deduction for eligible seniors. It retained the rules that can make Social Security benefits taxable.
An executive order created a pilot program for electric vertical-takeoff aircraft. That was a development step, not proof of widespread commercial deployment.
DOGE was created and claimed savings, but PolitiFact questioned their verification. Its June 2025 assessment was still In the Works; it is not a fresh audit of final savings.
The administration established a commission and released an initial report. PolitiFact continued tracking the commission's subsequent work.
The promised 24-hour deadline passed without a settlement. Later negotiations did not satisfy that original deadline.
The stated deadline was missed.
An executive order created the task force, and the Justice Department documented its first meeting. This assessment concerns creation of the body, not whether its underlying allegations or claimed outcomes are established.
The March order directed a bitcoin reserve and restricted sales, with legal exceptions and agency-transfer requirements. That establishes a formal implementation step. This record does not independently verify the inventory or continuous retention of every federal holding.
An executive order requested recommendations to reduce costs. That action did not establish universal government payment or mandatory insurance coverage.
The State Department designated six cartels and two gangs. PolitiFact rated the designation commitment fulfilled.
Reuters reported that Trump was considering a distribution, not announcing an enacted payment program. This replaces the previous unsupported Abandoned label. The source establishes discussion of the proposal; it does not establish a binding payment commitment or a later formal abandonment.
Trump issued a ten-for-one regulatory order directing agencies to identify rules for repeal. Issuing the directive is an implementation step; this assessment does not independently establish the net number of completed repeals or their effects.
The administration attempted to freeze federal assistance, triggering litigation. The assessment treated this as an initial challenge, not an established unlimited power.
An executive order prohibited agencies from establishing, issuing or promoting a central bank digital currency, subject to law. The commitment is ongoing; an executive policy does not by itself establish a permanent statutory prohibition.
Trump revoked Executive Order 14110 and directed review of policies issued under it. This fulfills the narrow commitment to revoke the order, without asserting that every related agency action was immediately undone or that the replacement policy achieved its goals.
Trump granted a pardon, going beyond the promised sentence commutation. PolitiFact rated the commitment fulfilled.
Trump lifted the earlier pause on approvals. Individual permitting, construction and operation remained separate steps.
Trump issued an executive order and requested legislative language. An executive order did not fulfill the separate promise to sign a statute.
Trump ordered withdrawal. PolitiFact rated the decision kept while noting that the international withdrawal process takes additional time.
An executive order directed the program's restoration. The assessment did not establish that implementation was already complete.
Trump issued broad pardons and commutations for January 6 defendants. PolitiFact rated the clemency commitment fulfilled.
Trump entertained replacing income taxes with tariffs in the Rogan interview. This entry documents that proposal without converting conditional language into a fixed delivery promise. The cited analysis examined why tariff receipts would not readily replace the income-tax base; a current fulfillment assessment has not been established here.