- Trump signed an executive order pushing to separate and space out childhood vaccines (including splitting the MMR), echoing his long-held views despite medical consensus against it.
- The move pleases MAHA supporters and aligns with Health Secretary RFK Jr., but has provoked sharp criticism from doctors and Democrats and is already a political flashpoint for the midterms.
- Public-health experts warn spacing shots could raise infection risk, and polls show most Americans support childhood vaccination and are more focused on costs and affordability than vaccine-reform.
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