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May 2021

May 5

President Biden issued a proclamation for the National Day of Prayer without a single mention of God or the Judeo-Christian values that underpin the founding of the United States.

May 7

President Biden established a “temporary” Climate Change Support Office in the State Department to support an attempt to “increase international climate ambition” and “integrate climate change into all elements of United States foreign policy-making decision processes.”

May 7

The Biden Justice Department issued a proposed rule that changes the definition of “firearm” and related parts for the first time since 1968. The proposed rule targets so-called “ghost guns”

May 9

Jake Sullivan, President Biden’s National Security Advisor, gave legitimacy to Palestinians squatting in Jewish-owned buildings and on Jewish-owned lands, despite years (decades, in some instances) of Israeli court directives to evict the squatters.

May 14

The Biden administration revoked Proclamation 9945, which required immigrants to demonstrate that they would not be a financial burden to the U.S. healthcare system, arguing that such a proclamation “does not advance the interests of the United States.”

May 14

President Biden revoked the Trump executive order that had ensured Americans have notice of potential criminal liability for violations of federal regulations. The Trump order had also ensured that criminal enforcement of regulatory offenses should be focused on the most culpable individuals.

May 14

President Biden repealed additional protections for America’s statues, monuments, and memorials, terminated the Task Force on Building and Rebuilding Monuments to American Heroes, and ended the National Garden of American Heroes project.

May 14

President Biden walked back the Trump-Pence acknowledgement that Section 230 liability protections for tech companies should be narrowly interpreted and are in need of statutory reform, repealed the prohibition on taxpayer dollars flowing to tech companies that restrict free speech, and repealed the federal review of unfair or deceptive practices of tech companies.