Trump dreams of power in America's battlefield and fights for promise

Trump dreams of power in America's battlefield and fights for promise

In the first 100 days of Trump's second term, it becomes clear that the president's ambitious plans to acquire land- be it through purchase, agreement or even military power- both internally and foreign policy. In this article we illuminate the events around Trump's land acquisitions and the reactions to it.

Trump's views about Greenland

The Vice President JD Vance signals during a short visit to Greenland Trump's efforts to get control of the snow -covered area. "That has to happen," explains Vance. "And the reason for this is that our friends in Denmark did not do their job to keep this area safe." Despite the Danes that indicate that Greenland is in their possession as an autonomous area and that US troops have been welcoming for decades, the locals' attitude remains clear: "We don't want you here."

historical roots and expansion rooms

Trump's plans are not new; They are part of a historical concept known as the "Manifest Destiny". Following this ideology, Trump believes that the United States is an extraordinary nation that is intended to dominate all of North America. In the past, this attitude led to the justification of slavery and armed conflicts that have promoted the extent of the USA.

claims on the Panama Canal and Gaza

Trump has also registered ambivalent claims for the Panama Canal by making unoccupied claims about Chinese soldiers: "We did not give it to China. We gave it to Panama and we take it back." He also expresses the desire to take over Gaza: "We will own, develop it and create thousands of jobs." Trump's plans come across great rejection in the Middle East, which are criticized by broad parts of the Arab community and political votes in the United States.

The reactions from Canada

Trump also expressed the idea of making Canada a US state. "It would be a great state," he says. These views encounter resistance, and the Canadians react by boycotting American products and proudly confessing their identity.

Ukraines pressing situation

A critical topic of his term is the support of Ukraine in conflict with Russia. At a meeting with the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Trump confronts him directly with his demand for a deal for rare earths. Zelensky emphasizes that the support of the United States is crucial for defense against Russia, while Trump threatens that Zelensky is "not in a good position".

The national emergency on the border

Another promise from Trump affects the migration crisis on the US south limit. While he declared in his opening speech to call out a national emergency, the real results are disappointing. Despite intensive measures, there are fewer arrests than announced. In addition, legal challenges lead to the planned deportations to stall.

a controversial prison transfer

The case of a man from El Salvador deported into the USA shows the problems of the Trump administration. Despite the claims that it is a criminal, it turns out that he has no criminal background. The case raises legal questions and illustrates the tensions between the government and the judicial authorities.

Overall, it is clear that Trump's aggressive approaches to the acquisition and control of territories and to combat migration encounter considerable resistance, which underlines the complexity of its presidency.