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Trump Declares First Week of November as 'Anti-Communism Week'

President Trump has proclaimed the first week of November as 'Anti-Communism Week' to honor victims of socialism and communism. This declaration coincides with Election Day as midterm results are announced. Trump emphasized the need for vigilance against perceived threats from socialist and communist ideologies.

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On November 3, 2026, President Trump declared the first week of November as 'Anti-Communism Week,' coinciding with Election Day. The proclamation aims to honor victims of socialism and communism, with Trump urging Americans to defend against threats to their way of life. He has previously labeled certain Democratic candidates as socialists. The week will last through Saturday, and Trump also signed a proclamation regarding U.S. space exploration plans.

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  • Trump signed the proclamation on November 3, 2026.
  • The week is designated as 'Anti-Communism Week.'
  • The proclamation coincides with midterm Election Day.
  • Trump emphasized vigilance against socialist and communist ideologies.
  • The week will last through Saturday.
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  • ✕ headline asserts a conclusion / scare-quotes

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Trump signs proclamation declaring election week ‘Anti-Communism Week’

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Trump Declares First Week of November as 'Anti-Communism Week'