Trump Policies refer to the various political decisions, measures, and strategies implemented by Donald Trump during his presidency from January 2017 to January 2021. These policies cover a wide range of areas, including immigration, healthcare, taxation, foreign relations, trade, and environmental regulations. Key examples include the implementation of the “America First” agenda, tax cuts through the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, changes to immigration laws leading to stricter border controls, the withdrawal from the Paris Agreement on climate change, and alterations to international trade agreements like NAFTA, which was replaced by the USMCA. Trump’s administration emphasized deregulation, judicial appointments, and a focus on domestic energy production while often prioritizing nationalist themes and a controversial approach to issues such as race and protest. Overall, Trump Policies encapsulate the legislative and executive actions taken during his time in office, reflecting his political ideology and the principles of the Republican Party during that period.
Donald Trump aims to mediate peace between Ukraine and Russia, urging direct talks between leaders Zelenskyy and Putin. Dialogue with Russian officials in Saudi Arabia, led by US Secretary of…