President Trump Proclaims November 2-8, 2025, as Anti-Communism Week

White House Designates Anti-Communism Week

Washington, D.C. – President Donald J. Trump has officially designated the week of November 2 through November 8, 2025, as 'Anti-Communism Week' across the United States. The proclamation was formally issued on November 7, 2025, from the White House.

The declaration calls for a national observance to remember the 'devastation caused by one of history's most destructive ideologies.' It highlights the immense human cost associated with communist regimes, stating that 'More than 100 million lives have been taken by regimes that sought to erase faith, suppress freedom, and destroy prosperity earned through hard work, violating the God-given rights and dignity of those they oppressed.'

Reaffirming American Values

In his proclamation, President Trump underscored America's commitment to liberty and human dignity. The statement reads, 'As we honor their memory, we renew our national promise to stand firm against communism, to uphold the cause of liberty and human worth, and to affirm once more that no system of government can ever replace the will and conscience of a free people.'

The proclamation further asserts that 'For more than a century, communism has brought nothing but ruin. Wherever it spreads, it silences dissent, punishes beliefs, and demands that generations kneel before the power of the state instead of standing for freedom. Its story is written in blood and sorrow, a grim reminder that communism is nothing more than another word for servitude.'

Addressing Modern Ideologies

The President's statement also addressed contemporary political discourse, noting that 'New voices now repeat old lies, cloaking them in the language of 'social justice' and 'democratic socialism,' yet their message remains the same: give up your freedom, place your trust in the power of the government, and trade the promise of prosperity for the empty comfort of control.' He affirmed that 'America rejects this evil doctrine,' emphasizing the nation's foundation on the 'eternal truth that liberty and opportunity are the birthrights of every person.'

Call to Action

During Anti-Communism Week, Americans are encouraged to reflect on these principles and honor the victims of oppression. The proclamation concludes with a resolve to ensure that 'communism and every system that denies the rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness will find their place, once and for all, on the ash heap of history.'