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California governor calls Trump an invasive species at Cop30 climate talks
California governor calls Trump an invasive species at Cop30 climate talks
Trump says Christian persecution in Nigeria demands urgent US action
Key Points
- Donald Trump says Christianity in Nigeria now faces an existential threat. He blames radical Islamist groups for the killings.
- He declares Nigeria a country of particular concern. He says the United States must not stay silent on it.
- Trump asks US lawmakers to study the attacks. He says America is ready to defend Christian communities worldwide.
Former United States president Donald Trump has raised fresh concern over the safety of Christians in Nigeria. He said many believers are being killed and warned that the threat has become existential for Christian communities.
Image credit: Donald J. Trump / X (formerly Twitter)Trump also said Nigeria should now be treated as a country of particular concern by Washington, stressing that the attacks must be investigated and stopped. He linked the violence to extremist groups operating across parts of the country.
Why Trump is raising alarm
According to Trump, the number of Christians killed in Nigeria is now far too high when compared with the global figure. He pointed to data showing thousands of believers lost to attacks in recent years.
He said that when one nation records more deaths than many other places combined, the world must act fast. He also framed the issue as a global Christian concern, not only a Nigerian one.
Trump further argued that extremist groups should not be allowed to keep targeting worship centres, villages and faith leaders. He called the killings mass slaughter and said it must be addressed at once.
Call to US Congress
To push the matter further, Trump said he had asked Congressman Riley Moore to work with House Appropriations chairman Tom Cole on the crisis. He wants them to look into the situation and give him feedback on the scale of the attacks.
He said the United States cannot stand by while Nigerian Christians are being killed and insisted America is ready, willing and able to act in defence of Christian populations abroad.
Trumps statement adds to long-running calls by rights groups for clearer protection of faith communities in parts of northern and central Nigeria.
It also puts fresh spotlight on Abujas handling of rural attacks, bandit raids and farmerherder clashes, which often carry a religious tone even when rooted in land or security disputes.
For many Nigerian Christians, such high-level attention from Washington may push the issue higher on the global agenda. But analysts say real progress will still depend on stronger local policing, better intelligence and faster trials for terror-linked suspects.
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Trumps sweeping 2020 election pardon raises alarms ahead of the midterms Politico
Trumps sweeping 2020 election pardon raises alarms ahead of the midterms
The language in the pardon also underscores that Trumps clemency is not limited to people named in the document.
President Donald Trump speaks to members of the media following a swearing in ceremony for Sergio Gor, the new U.S. Ambassador to India, in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, on Nov. 10, 2025. Craig Hudson for POLITICOBy and , 11/10/2025 07:21 PM EST
President Donald Trumps adversaries say his sweeping pardon for dozens of alleged co-conspirators in the plot to subvert the 2020 election sent an unmistakable signal: If you do it again, Ill protect you.
The extraordinarily broad pardon, signed Friday but , has little substantive effect for its recipients. Trump can pardon only federal crimes, and his administration had already pulled the plug on any lingering investigations stemming from the 2020 election. Some of the clemency recipients are still facing state-level criminal charges in Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and Wisconsin though some Trump allies argue the pardons could derail those cases.
The mass pardon the first in history to cover people accused of criminally conspiring with the president who issued it comes as Trump continues to stoke false claims about rampant cheating by Democrats and sow doubts about the integrity of future elections. And his opponents see the pardon as a permission slip for similar efforts in 2026 and 2028.
Trump is sending a message to his supporters that if you commit a crime in the name of Donald Trump, Ive got your back, said Liz Oyer, the former U.S. pardon attorney, whose successor Ed Martin and .
Oyer said the pardon was written so broadly that it could apply to countless people who aided Trumps effort to stay in power despite losing the 2020 election and the vaguely worded document permits Martin and other Justice Department officials to decide for themselves who receives a pardon certificate.
Thats just not how pardon paperwork is written, Oyer said.
The move also appeared to be a way for Trump to test the well-settled boundaries of the pardon power itself, with allies like Martin and election attorney Cleta Mitchell suggesting it should cause the pending state cases to crumble. The pair argue that the presidential pardon could cover state-law crimes because the purported electors were engaged in activity related to a federal election, though legal scholars say that rationale is a stretch. A spokesperson for Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes said Trumps pardon would not influence her handling of the case there, which has remained in limbo as she fights a judges ruling that the grand jury process was flawed.
Mayes office charged last spring for their efforts to subvert the 2020 election and labeled Trump an unindicted co-conspirator. Mayes brought her case last year, several months after Fulton County prosecutors in Georgia charged Trump himself with orchestrating a conspiracy to corrupt the states election results. State prosecutors in Nevada and Wisconsin have charged people connected to Trumps alleged conspiracy. All of the cases remain pending, though theyve been mired in varying degrees of dysfunction and protracted litigation.
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