Put migrants of color in concentration camps because of their ethnicity, regardless of whether they crossed the border illegally or legally applied for asylum

All administrations in my lifetime have been been sued several times for putting US citizen children and adults in detention for being supposed illegal aliens (usually brown people). They usually get paid a giant chunk of cash. The practice you stated isn’t new.

Separated children in those camps from their families, sometimes putting them up for adoption to American families, with several children dying as a result of inadequate medical care (willful or not)

Inappropriate adoptions and bad medical care aren’t new. I am in fact white and descended from a possibly partially genocided native American group due to inappropriate adoptions. (Their offspring were adopted out to white families and at least in my case intermarried with a lot of white people. I do not know the exact circumstances that lead my ancestor to be in the orphanage but I do know they were not good and don’t reflect well on the US in history books.)

Fought to ban transgender people from serving in the military despite literally no proof that transgender soldiers posed any threat to military cohesion

Transgender in the military is a new thing. Almost every president of the US did this.

Proposed a so-called religious freedom rule that would allow religious/“faith-based” entities or programs that receive funds from the Department of Health and Human (e.g., foster care, adoption, STI prevention, elder care) to legally discriminate against people based on sexual orientation, gender identity, or religion and still receive federal funding

Technically if he allowed all faith groups to participate equally that’s supposed to be allowed, including them banning each other. I do not know what to say about the fact our Constitution says we get to be religiously bigoted against each other as long as everyone gets to be equally religiously bigoted.

Tried to ban all Muslims from entering the country — twice

He did not. Read the actual order it banned a few Muslim majority countries (not even close to all muslims), a catholic majority country and an atheist country.

Stacked the federal courts with judges who are either unqualified or underqualified to serve as judges, all to advance a right-wing agenda that includes invalidating Roe v Wade

All the presidents stack the courts with their preferred judges when they can.

Attempted to roll back the Affordable Care Act, which would have kicked millions off their health insurance plans and would most likely have killed an untold amount of people who could no longer afford health insurance

The AFA is new and is still in the courts from the various state’s lawsuits. That is not a Trump only issue. Also, I agree the individual mandate was unconstitutional as it was originally intended.

The selective service act should also be unconstitutional under the third amendment unless the congress has actually declared war also. The government mandating you do things for them without giving you a legitimate way to opt out is an anathema to liberty.

Worsened relationships with numerous longstanding U.S. allies while appearing to do things specifically for the benefit of Vladimir Putin

We have too many actual allies to keep them all happy at once no matter what anyone does. I don’t know what to say about Putin because I don’t know if he’s done anything to me.

(Allegedly) used the power of the presidency to bribe the government of Ukraine into investigating a political rival of the president, which would count as at least indirect interference with the 2020 U.S. presidential election

His actions don’t seem very different than actions of previous presidents.

Allowed Kellyanne Conway to violate the Hatch Act multiple times without censure/punishment

That is minor and common. She is just under a bit more scrutiny than the large number of other people who clearly also violate the hatch act.

Gave credibility to Kim Jong-Un, the leader of a dictatorship known for human rights abuses and attempts to build a nuclear weapon that could hit the U.S., and received nothing in return from North Korea

Kim Jong Un is not his father. He does not have the same terrible record as his father. Every administration has negotiated with North Korea since the beginning of North Korea. North Korea almost never gives anything to the US and we keep them under sanctions for it. We also give almost nothing to North Korea. Trump didn’t make Kim Jong Un the head of state of north Korea which is the thing that gives kim jong un legitimacy.

Trump’s North Korea policy isn’t that bad but it will probably be just as unsuccessful as every other President’s North Korea policy in my lifetime.