President Trump has not invoked the Insurrection Act in his second term, with the most recent major development occurring in mid-January 2026 when he threatened its use to deploy federal troops to Minneapolis amid violent protests against ICE immigration raids following a fatal shooting involving federal agents. He subsequently backed down amid Democratic opposition and state-level resistance. No confirmed invocations or significant escalations have emerged in the past 30 days, though social media and conservative commentary continue speculating on its deployment for mass deportations, border security, or suppressing domestic unrest. Legislative efforts, including S.2070 to reform the Act's broad presidential authority, remain pending in Congress, potentially influencing future executive actions.