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Breaking down Trump’s executive order mandating multiple VA reforms

  • President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday directing multiple reforms for the Department of Veterans Affairs, including facility upgrades and personnel actions.
  • The order responds to persistent issues such as long wait times, veteran homelessness despite record lows in 2024, and calls to enforce the 2017 Accountability Act amid criticisms of the Biden administration.
  • It mandates an action plan by early November to expand the Manchester VA Medical Center in New Hampshire to full-service status and directs creation of a homeless veteran center on the 388-acre West Los Angeles campus by 2028.
  • The order includes a 4% VA budget increase for fiscal 2026, aims to cut up to 80,000 VA workers, calls for stricter misconduct enforcement, and promotes reducing appointment wait times through expanded hours and community care options.
  • These reforms intend to improve veteran services and housing, but details on funding and implementation remain sparse, with VA officials preparing to testify before Congress and coordinating HUD vouchers to aid homeless veterans.
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Westside Current broke the news in on Saturday, May 10, 2025.
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