Trump takes action to end DEI at Smithsonian

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday aimed at restoring what he calls “truth and rationality” in American history by reforming the Smithsonian Foundation, protecting national antiquities, and confronting the exciting ideology of division in public institutions.

Trump, Vice President Vice Vice -Verse, directs to eliminate “an inappropriate or divided ideology or anti -American” from Smithsonian museums and research centers, as well as the National Zoo.

It also causes congress to ensure that taxpayers are not funded by exhibitions or programs “deteriorating common American values” or strengthening ideologies that divide Americans by race.

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“The Americans have witnessed an effort to rewrite history and force our nation to adopt an unrealistic ideology that aims to shrink the American achievement,” says it.

Smithsonian is criticized in EO to promote novels that claim that American and Western values ​​are harmful. Trump specifically wears the exhibition that indicates that the sculpture was used to “promote scientific racism” and that the United States has maintained power through ethnic systems.

This also takes a problem with the National Museum of American -African History and Culture, which previously suggested that “hard work”, “individual” and “nuclear family” are the aspects of “White Culture”.

In addition, EO announces that Smithsonian “celebrates women’s achievements in the American Women’s History Museum and do not know men as women.”

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The executive order also directs the Minister of the Interior to restore national gardens, antiquities and statues that have been “removed or changed” in recent years to suit what you call a wrong review of history.

Under the executive order, the agencies must complete the restorations and improvements on the Independence Hall before the 250th anniversary of our nation in 2026.

US President Donald Trump signs a series of executive orders at the White House Oval Office. ((Andrew Harnik/Getty Emiez))

Trump’s efforts also revive to protect historical monuments from sabotage and the creation of a national park for American heroes, a project he proposed for the first time on Independence Day in 2020 to honor the major figures in American history.

Trump’s command concludes that “this administration is committed to ensuring the celebration of American history, accurately, fairly and proudly.”

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Smithsonian did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request for comment.