“Trump’s Policies” refers to the set of political strategies and legislative actions implemented by Donald Trump during his presidency from January 2017 to January 2021. These policies span various areas including immigration, trade, healthcare, foreign relations, and economic regulation. Key aspects include the “America First” approach, prioritizing American interests in trade and international agreements, significant tax cuts, deregulation initiatives aimed at reducing the federal government’s regulatory burden on businesses, and controversial immigration policies such as the travel ban on certain countries and efforts to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. Additionally, Trump’s administration focused on reshaping the judiciary by appointing conservative judges and Justices to the Supreme Court. Trump’s foreign policy was marked by a departure from traditional alliances in favor of direct negotiations and a less multilateral approach, exemplified by his relationships with North Korea and Russia. Overall, Trump’s policies are characterized by a nationalistic and populist approach, aimed at reshaping various aspects of American governance and its role in the world.
Donald Trump's comments on Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy's approval ratings and elections stir global diplomatic circles. Speculation arises about potential shifts in U.S. foreign policy towards Russia amid Trump's rhetoric.…