Trump to sign the executive order of establishing the Troelpan in the White House

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President Donald Trump is expected to sign a executive order that creates a belief in the White House on Friday.

The new office will “strengthen faith -based units, social organizations and worship houses to better serve families and communities”, according to a fact sheet obtained by Fox News.

The office will be housed under the domestic political council and will consult experts in the faith community of political changes to “better adapt to American values.”

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President Donald Trump signs executive orders at the Oval Office in Washington DC

President Donald Trump is expected to sign a executive order that creates a belief in the White House on Friday. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

The office plans to coordinate with other agencies on education for religious freedom and to raise subsidies for non-profit tro-based units, social organizations and worship houses. It will also cooperate with the Ministry of Justice to identify constitutional religious freedom protection.

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Trump and faith leaders

Former President Donald Trump is asked with Pastor Paula White under National Faith Summit by worship with Wonders Church in Powder Springs, Georgia, October 28, 2024. (AP/Alex Brandon)

The order comes one day after Trump signed an order to create a task force to identify “Anti-Christian bias.”

The White House said this “Taskforce to end the war against Christians” will include members of the president’s cabinet and central government agencies, and the order seeks to “end the anti-Christian weapon from the government.”

Trump at Capitol Prayer breakfast

President Donald Trump speaks at the National Prayer Breakfast at Capitol in Washington, DC, Thursday. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

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It came after almost two dozen pro-life Christians were indicted and convicted of demonstrating abortion facilities outside the Biden administration. Trump pardoned 23 Pro-Life protesters in his first week at work.