Former President Donald Trump spoke at the annual Moms for Liberty gathering, focusing less on education issues and more on immigration and his grievances regarding the 2020 election. He criticized the presence of non-English speaking migrants in schools and reiterated his stance against transgender identification in public education. While he aimed to energize his conservative base, Trump's association with Moms for Liberty, which has faced recent scandals and criticism for its extreme activism, poses a risk of alienating moderate voters. The group, which advocates for parental rights in education and opposes discussions of LGBTQ+ identity and structural racism in schools, has seen mixed influence in recent months. Trump's support for their agenda aligns with the controversial Project 2025, which he has previously distanced himself from. As he prepares for a debate against Democratic nominee Kamala Harris, Trump's remarks may reflect his strategy to consolidate support among his core constituents while navigating potential backlash from broader voter demographics.