2026年6月11日 美国东部时间早上6:00 / 福克斯新闻
作者：基拉·麦克唐纳、安德鲁·马克·米勒
独家首发福克斯新闻： 美国内政部正在终止与43个外部团体的合作关系，称这些团体不再符合特朗普政府的优先事项，同时将取消为与多元化、公平与包容（DEI）、环境正义以及为非法移民提供支持服务相关项目拨付的逾400万美元计划资金。
据福克斯新闻数字频道独家获得的一份新闻稿显示，由部长道格·伯根姆领导的内政部认定，这些合作协议“直接违背”了该部的使命。
内政部表示：“在伯根姆部长的领导下，美国内政部将终止与不再代表美国人民优先事项的团体的合作关系。”作为回应，内政部表示将终止与上述所有团体的协议，并从其网站上删除相关提及内容。
终止的合作协议涉及实习项目、保护倡议、研究项目以及合作伙伴关系。
伯根姆称内政部“完全拥抱‘狗狗币倡议’”
2026年6月3日周三，美国总统唐纳德·特朗普在华盛顿特区白宫椭圆形办公室签署行政令期间。（肖恩·图/法新社/彭博社 via 盖蒂图片社）
内政部于3月启动的一项部门范围审查发现，该部与约2000个外部团体签署了近3000份有效协议，涵盖非政府组织、非营利组织、私营实体以及教育机构。
内政部表示，审查后来发现，多个团体“似乎未提供明确益处”或“不符合该部门的使命”。
移民海关执法局以成本“极高”为由，关停为非法移民提供服务的项目
美国移民海关执法局警官在芝加哥郊区街道巡逻。（克里斯托弗·迪尔特斯/盖蒂图片社）
被列为终止合作对象的团体包括西班牙裔准入基金会，该基金会为非法移民拉丁裔学生提供奖学金；以及拉丁裔户外组织，内政部称该组织提供有关如何避免被美国移民和海关执法局拘留的指导。内政部表示，拉丁裔户外组织倡导反对石油和天然气开发，而西班牙裔准入基金会则与国家公园管理局合作“开展各类教育和文化支持活动”。
内政部还提及了美国博物馆联盟，称该组织与国家公园管理局签订合同，在国家公园内建设多元化、公平与包容项目，作为该机构社区参与倡议的一部分。内政部指出了该组织此前的“直面变革”倡议，该倡议推动了博物馆内的多元化、公平与包容工作。
独家：特朗普任命的住房与城市发展部部长在启动“狗狗币专项工作组”后，取消400万美元多元化、公平与包容合同
2025年4月29日，数百名示威者在密歇根州沃伦市麦克蒙社区学院唐纳德·特朗普总统集会外抗议。（盖蒂图片社/多米尼克·格温）
环保组织保护国际也被列入名单，内政部称该组织倡导“全面淘汰化石燃料”。内政部指出，该组织曾发表声明称化石燃料是导致全球变暖碳排放的“主要元凶”，同时支持环境正义和以公平为导向的气候政策。
该部门名单上的另一个团体是文化景观基金会，内政部称该基金会与国家公园管理局签订了主要合作协议，“开展各类教育和文化支持活动”。该组织反对本届政府的多项举措，包括就肯尼迪中心的改革提起诉讼、批评白宫宴会厅计划，并通过其“2026年滑坡：抹去美国历史”倡议，强调其称受到本届政府行动威胁的文化景观和历史遗迹。
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“在特朗普总统和伯根姆部长的领导下，美国内政部正在采取果断行动，确保其合作关系和资源支持本届政府的优先事项以及美国人民的利益，”内政部首席副通讯主管兼研究总监马修·米德尔顿告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。
“作为这一承诺的一部分，内政部将终止与那些倡导淘汰基荷能源、削减执法服务资金以及推行种族优先项目的组织的合作关系，这些行为直接与本届政府的优先事项相冲突。内政部将继续投资于那些扩大公共土地准入、促进负责任管理并为美国人民带来切实利益的合作关系。”
福克斯新闻数字频道已联系西班牙裔准入基金会、拉丁裔户外组织、美国博物馆联盟、保护国际以及文化景观基金会置评。
内政部终止合作关系的其他团体包括：绿色学校联盟、多丽丝·杜克基金会、西班牙裔准入基金会、国家野生动物联合会、加州本土植物协会、美国博物馆联盟、清洁海洋行动以及国家地理学会。
此举是本届政府一系列行动中的最新一例，包括取消多元化、公平与包容举措、加强移民执法以及扩大能源开发。内政部表示，将确保未来的合作关系符合该机构的使命。
基拉·麦克唐纳是福克斯新闻数字频道制作助理。
Trump admin axes ties to dozens of progressive groups in ‘direct opposition’ to mission: ‘Decisive action’
June 11, 2026 6:00am EDT / Fox News
By Kiera McDonald, Andrew Mark Miller
FIRST ON FOX: The Department of the Interior is cutting 43 partnerships with outside groups it says no longer align with the Trump administration’s priorities, eliminating more than $4 million in planned funding for programs tied to DEI, environmental justice and support services for illegal immigrants.
Led by Secretary Doug Burgum, the department determined the agreements were “operating in direct opposition” to its mission, according to a press release obtained exclusively by Fox News Digital.
“Under Secretary Burgum, the Department of the Interior is ending partnerships with groups that no longer represent the priorities of the American people,” the department said. In response, DOI said it is terminating all agreements with the identified groups and removing references to them from its websites.
The terminated agreements supported internship programs, conservation initiatives, research projects and cooperative partnerships.
BURGUM SAYS INTERIOR DEPARTMENT ‘COMPLETELY EMBRACING THE DOGE EFFORT’
U.S. President Donald Trump during an executive order signing in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, June 3, 2026.(Shawn Thew/EPA/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
A department-wide review launched in March uncovered nearly 3,000 active agreements with about 2,000 outside groups, ranging from NGOs and nonprofits to private entities and educational institutions.
The review later found multiple groups “did not appear to provide a clear benefit” or “did not align with the department’s mission,” according to the department.
ICE SHUTS DOWN PROGRAMS OFFERING SERVICES TO ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS, CITING ‘IMMENSE’ COSTS
Federal ICE police officers patrol a suburban street in Chicago.(Christopher Dilts/Getty Images)
Among the groups targeted were the Hispanic Access Foundation, which offers scholarships for illegal immigrant Latino students, and Latino Outdoors, which the department said provided instructions on avoiding detention by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Latino Outdoors has advocated against oil and gas development, while the Hispanic Access Foundation has worked with the National Park Service “to conduct a variety of educational and cultural support activities,” according to the department.
The department cited the American Alliance of Museums, which it said had a contract with the NPS to build DEI programs across national parks as part of the agency’s Community Engagement initiative. The department pointed to the group’s previous Facing Change initiative, which promoted DEI efforts at museums.
EXCLUSIVE: TRUMP HUD SECRETARY CANCELS $4M IN DEI CONTRACTS AFTER LAUNCHING DOGE TASK FORCE
Hundreds of demonstrators protest outside a rally held by President Donald Trump at Macomb County Community College in Warren, Mich., on April 29, 2025.(Getty Images/Dominic Gwinn)
Conservation International, an environmental group that the department said advocates for a “total phase out of fossil fuels,” was also flagged. The department noted the organization’s statements describing fossil fuels as the “leading culprit” of planet-warming carbon emissions, as well as its support for environmental justice and equity-focused climate policies.
Another group on the department’s list was The Cultural Landscape Foundation, which it said has a master cooperative agreement with the NPS “to conduct a variety of educational and cultural support activities.” The organization has opposed several administration initiatives, including suing over changes at the Kennedy Center, criticizing plans for a White House ballroom and highlighting cultural landscapes and historic sites it says are threatened by administration actions through its Landslide 2026: Erasing American History initiative.
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“Under President Trump and Secretary Burgum, the Department of the Interior is taking decisive action to ensure its partnerships and resources support the priorities of this administration and the interests of the American people,” Matthew Middleton, principal deputy communications director and director of research, told Fox News Digital.
“As part of that commitment, the Department is ending relationships with organizations whose advocacy for phasing out baseload energy, defunding law enforcement services, and promoting racially preferential programs directly conflicts with this administration’s priorities. Interior will continue to invest in partnerships that expand access to public lands, promote responsible stewardship, and deliver tangible benefits to the American people.”
Fox News Digital reached out to the Hispanic Access Foundation, Latino Outdoors, the American Alliance of Museums, Conservation International and the Cultural Landscape Foundation for comment.
Other groups the DOI is cutting ties with include: The Green Schools Alliance, Doris Duke Foundation, Hispanic Access Foundation, National Wildlife Federation, California Native Plant Society, American Alliance of Museums, Clean Ocean Action and the National Geographic Society.
The move is the latest in a series of administration actions, including efforts to roll back DEI initiatives, strengthen immigration enforcement and expand energy development. The department said it will ensure future partnerships align with the agency’s mission.
Kiera McDonald is a Production Assistant for Fox News Digital.
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