Donald Trump has faced backlash from environmentalists after claiming that oil companies have profited excessively from the Iran conflict. Since the war began, Americans have reportedly spent over $78 billion more on fuel, with Trump's policies contributing to an average increase of $285 per family at the pump. In response, lawmakers are proposing a windfall tax on these profits to support affected families.
Trump's administration has eased regulations on fossil fuels, benefiting oil companies, while also facing scrutiny over his attempts to restrict birthright citizenship and the tracking of immigrants. Recent legal challenges and policy shifts highlight ongoing tensions surrounding immigration and environmental issues in the U.S.