BREAKING: President Trump Withdraws U.S. from 66 International Organizations — Here’s the Full List

100 Percent Fed Up ^ | January 08, 2026 | Staff

[Red Badger]

This is huge…

President Trump just signed a proclamation withdrawing the United States from dozens of foreign organizations.

These include over 30 United Nations entities, as well as dozens of other international groups that do not serve American interests.

[SNIP]

Here’s the full list of all the organizations President Trump just pulled us out of:

Non-UN Organizations

• 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy Compact

• Colombo Plan Council

• Commission for Environmental Cooperation

• Education Cannot Wait

• European Centre of Excellence for Countering Hybrid Threats

• Forum of European National Highway Research Laboratories

• Freedom Online Coalition

• Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund

• Global Counterterrorism Forum

• Global Forum on Cyber Expertise

• Global Forum on Migration and Development

• Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research

• Intergovernmental Forum on Mining, Minerals, Metals & Sustainable Development

• Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)

• Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity & Ecosystem Services

• International Centre for the Study of the Preservation & Restoration of Cultural Property

• International Cotton Advisory Committee

• International Development Law Organization

• International Energy Forum

• International Federation of Arts Councils & Culture Agencies

• International Institute for Democracy & Electoral Assistance

• International Institute for Justice & the Rule of Law

• International Lead & Zinc Study Group

• International Renewable Energy Agency

• International Solar Alliance

• International Tropical Timber Organization

• International Union for Conservation of Nature

• Pan American Institute of Geography & History

• Partnership for Atlantic Cooperation

• Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy in Asia

• Regional Cooperation Council

• Renewable Energy Policy Network for the 21st Century

• Science & Technology Center in Ukraine

• Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme

• Venice Commission (Council of Europe)

United Nations Organizations

• UN Department of Economic & Social Affairs

• ECOSOC — Economic Commission for Africa

• ECOSOC — Economic Commission for Latin America & the Caribbean

• ECOSOC — Economic & Social Commission for Asia & the Pacific

• ECOSOC — Economic & Social Commission for Western Asia

• International Law Commission

• International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals

• International Trade Centre

• Office of the Special Adviser on Africa

• SRSG for Children in Armed Conflict

• SRSG on Sexual Violence in Conflict

• SRSG on Violence Against Children

• Peacebuilding Commission

• Peacebuilding Fund

• Permanent Forum on People of African Descent

• UN Alliance of Civilizations

• UN-REDD Programme

• UN Conference on Trade & Development

• UN Democracy Fund

• UN Energy

• UN Women

• UN Framework Convention on Climate Change

• UN Human Settlements Programme

• UN Institute for Training & Research

• UN Oceans

• UN Population Fund

• UN Register of Conventional Arms

• UN System Chief Executives Board for Coordination

• UN System Staff College

• UN Water

• UN University

One notable UN organization that President Trump withdrew the U.S. from is the Global Forum on Migration and Development, which played a giant role in causing the mass invasion of migrants in the West.

Fox News has more details on that:

The move ends U.S. participation in a forum critics have long argued promotes mass migration and undermines national sovereignty by advancing the concept of an international “right” to migrate.

The Global Forum on Migration and Development played a key role in shaping the U.N.’s Global Compact for Migration, a nonbinding framework that seeks to expand international cooperation on migration policy and migrant rights. The Trump administration has opposed the compact, arguing it erodes the ability of sovereign nations to enforce their own immigration laws and border controls.

“For too long, international organizations have fueled an endless flow of mass migration and have sought to compel Americans to accept the same destructive agenda,” Principal Deputy Spokesperson Tommy Pigott said in a statement. “Under President Trump, the era of mass migration is over.”

Pigott said the administration will not support organizations that “run cover for illegal immigration or attempt to erode America’s sovereignty,” adding that the GFMD was among the leading international bodies promoting the idea of an international right to migration.

At the UN back in September, President Trump blasted these types of organizations for ruining entire countries.

For reference, here’s a clip from his entirely spot-on (and impromptu, as you may recall) speech:

Well done, President Trump.

What do you think?

Do you support withdrawing from foreign organizations that don’t support American interests?

[libstripper]

Two thumbs up for MY PRESIDENT TRUMP!!!

[Sirius Lee]

Women and minorities hit hardest.

[Magnum44]

[Resolute Conservative]

Winning is great!

[dynachrome]

Withdraw from the UN and kick them out of new york sh*tty.

[BenLurkin]

International Cotton Advisory Committee

Sounds like a sweet gig. I bet all of them traveled first class.

[Lurker]

I voted for this.

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[Frank Drebin]

Dear Lord, not the Pan American Institute of Geography & History!!!

[silent majority rising]

It looks like a CIA Operational Chart for funneling dark money...Ask the CIA to formerly request funds for their operations.

[rktman]

NOT tired of winning! 👍😊

[rktman]

Thinking NYC and the un now deserve each other since morondummy is the new mare.

[Magnum44]

I like Cotton...

[SuperLuminal]

Good grief!
What an abominable list...

Not a single one with the slightest non-fraud reason for its existence...

[Pearls Before Swine]

I’d be curious as to the breakdown on the funding of these organizations. For how many did the US provide an outsize amount of their funding, relative to the impact their recommendations have on the US?

And, while we’re at it, how many are really study groups and how many are close to near-treaty organizations in their impact?

[allendale]

Historians would beinterested in just how much American taxpayer dollars were committed to these organizations since their inception. Suspect they were funded and chronically subsidized by The United States. The total amount, where the money ultimately went is no doubt astonishing.

[piytar]

YES!!!

BTW that’s million$ if not billion$ saved!!!

[webheart]

It looks like the Permanent Forum on People of African Descent is no longer permanent.

[iamgalt]

One look at that list shows how ubiquitous and relentless the leftist money garb is. The scale is almost staggering. It took years for this leviathan to grow. I have to say Trump is probably the best President ever.

[rktman]

Need to add this one to the list unless we already dropped it:

https://iansa.org/

Total anti gun crap!