Trump's Inaugural Agenda: Protecting America or Isolationism?

The newly inaugurated president's speech revealed a focus on protecting U.S. interests while threatening severe actions against Mexico and global agreements, raising concerns about human rights and economic impacts.


Trump's Inaugural Agenda: Protecting America or Isolationism?

The new President of the United States, Donald Trump, has made decisions that will significantly impact the immigration and security policy of his country. He has announced that he will leave illegal migrants to their fate on Mexican soil, regardless of their nationality, which could trigger social problems. In addition, he considered Mexican cartels as terrorists, opening the door to security operations that could violate the sovereignty of Mexico.

Starting February 1, he will impose tariffs of 25%, while he ordered a complete review of the USMCA and the causes of trade deficits. Trump has stated that this will be "the golden age" of the United States, even at the cost of bending other countries, declaring all his adversaries except for his compatriots and those who voted for him.

Trump's inaugural speech presents a new vision of America based on immediate actions whose successful results are not substantiated. For example, the mass deportation of the 11 million undocumented individuals in U.S. territory raises doubts about the economic and social benefits of this measure.

There are fears that with all the power at his disposal, Trump may use democratic institutions for his own purposes, without respecting established laws. Meanwhile, the world prepares for a leader whose vision fluctuates between messianism and a conqueror's mentality.

Trump's executive orders, which have had a significant media impact, have also affected minorities and vulnerable sectors, as well as other countries like Cuba, which he has again designated as a state sponsor of terrorism. The president has shown a conservative and protectionist stance, moving away from multilateralism and promoting unilateralism.

Trump has announced the withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, reflecting his skepticism towards global warming and his interest in prioritizing non-renewable energies in the economic agenda of the United States. His inaugural speech, centered on concepts like "American", "Country", "United", and "Dream", reveals his focus on national identity and restoring the greatness of his nation.