Trump Signs Executive Order to Restrict and Restructure Childhood Vaccines

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President Donald Trump has signed an executive order targeting childhood vaccines, seeking to limit and reorganize how they are administered. The move comes from an administration that has repeatedly promoted a widely discredited theory linking vaccines to autism. The order marks a significant policy shift in federal approach to childhood immunization programs. Health and medical experts have long rejected any causal connection between vaccines and autism as scientifically unfounded.

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