Executive Summary: Policies Affecting Families: What we know, and what to expect in the second Trump term

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2025-03-13

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Kuperberg, Arielle. “Executive Summary: Policies Affecting Families: What We Know, and What to Expect in the Second Trump Term.” Council on Contemporary Families, March 13, 2025. https://sites.utexas.edu/contemporaryfamilies/2025/03/13/family-policy-symposium-kuperberg-executive-summary/.

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Immigration
Abortion
Anti-Trans laws
Student debt

Abstract

Immigration. Abortion. Anti-Trans laws. Student debt. Reversing the falling fertility rate. All these topics have been the subject of intense debates in the past several years, and some have been the subject of executive orders and new actions by the Trump administration in his first 50 days in office. In this symposium, the Council on Contemporary Families brings together leading experts on these topics to discuss how these policies affect families, and what to expect in the second Trump administration.