Trump's Aggressive Policies and the Future of America

Ever since Trump came to power, Trump is looking very aggressive. Trump’s new slogan *Make America Great Again*—will it really be able to fit into reality? However, Trump knows this thing very well that America is a country of immigrants itself. It has been made a superpower by the world’s best intelligent people together. Will Trump be able to make America great by fighting with the world and sending immigrants back, or not? Trump announced a trade war as soon as he came to power. Its effect will fall on many countries of the world along with America because, in response to America, other countries will also put tariffs on America, and the start of a new trade war will happen in the whole world. Or, this is not a good sign for the economy. Trump is making economic policies strict instead of making them flexible, and this is not in the interest of America and the world. The world knows this thing that talented people from countries all over the world get jobs in American companies and give their contribution. These companies are counted among the best companies in the world. In this, immigrants also have a very big contribution. Will Trump be able to make America powerful by throwing them out of the country? This is a question worth thinking about. Trump’s tilt toward Pakistan and the start of a trade war with India will begin a powerful alliance of India, China, and Russia. America cannot face these three superpowers—this thing America also knows. If India, China, and Russia come together on one platform, then America should give up its dream of representing the world. Trump should keep economic and political equations with India better and oppose China’s expansionist policies, as America’s policies were before this. If Trump goes against the policies of his previous diplomats, then a very big change will be seen in America’s politics. Giving too much diplomatic freedom to Elon Musk by American President Donald Trump is not in America’s interest. He is constantly interfering in the work of different agencies, like recently with Kash Patel in the FBI. He asked for answers from the officials there through email, while this is not in his special rights. The clash between Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy is clear in the media that why Vivek Ramaswamy left DOGE. For Indians, this has become a puzzle that what thing about India is Trump upset with? Does he want to make America great by competing with India? History is a witness—whenever a student fights with his teacher, his downfall is certain. However, as a writer, I have been a fan of Trump, but Trump should know how to differentiate between friends and enemies. Although American President Donald Trump has placed many Indian-origin Hindus on good posts in his cabinet, on one side he is putting tariffs on India, and on the other side, he is including Indians in his cabinet. This contradiction has become a puzzle for experts. Experts believe that Trump is seeing the world as a classroom in which his competition is with top students of the class like China and India, and he does not want to compromise on this. Experts believe the trade war will not have too much effect on India, but this China might break from the blow of this tariff. Trump thinks this game is as easy as he understands it, but it is not. America represents the greatest minds of the world, but from Trump’s policies, doubts might arise on this in the coming future.

Trump's Aggressive Policies and the Future of America

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