Back in Power: Trump’s Vision for a New America
The 47th President of the United States reclaims the White House with bold promises, controversial policies, and a vision to reshape America's future.
Watan-Donald Trump, the 47th President of the United States, has returned to the White House for a new term after spending four years away from the presidency. Trump, who promised to return since losing the previous election, has fulfilled his pledge amidst a politically charged atmosphere and internal and external tensions.
Biden’s Reception and Memories of Past Conflicts
Outgoing President Joe Biden welcomed Trump in an official ceremony despite the significant disagreements that characterized their relationship in recent years. The events of the Capitol riots in 2021, which shook the image of American democracy, remain fresh in people’s minds. During the riots, Trump supporters stormed the Capitol building in protest of the election results. Then-Vice President Kamala Harris commented at the time that what occurred was part of the challenges facing American democracy.
Trump’s Promises and Hardline Stances
Trump returns with a new term filled with firm promises, most notably escalating measures against illegal immigration and sealing the border with Mexico. He has vowed to declare a state of maximum alert at the border, raising widespread concerns about the fate of migrants and asylum seekers.
He is also credited with playing a key role in brokering a ceasefire in Gaza, with sources suggesting he pressured Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to accept the truce, warning against further escalation in the Middle East. However, his pledge to expand the map of occupation has drawn attention to Riyadh, where the kingdom might witness anticipated normalization with Israel, especially after the removal of previous obstacles hindering such a move.
Peaceful Transition of Power in the U.S. Compared to the Arab World
In a celebratory scene that included former U.S. presidents, Trump received congratulations on his return to the White House. However, amidst this atmosphere, a question arises: why does the United States regularly exchange power through elections while Arab leaders cling to their positions for decades? In the Arab world, a president often leaves office only through death or exile, reflecting a stark contrast between American democracy and Arab regimes.
Trump returns with a new vision and policies that could transform both domestic and international landscapes. But the question remains: will this term mark the beginning of a new era of challenges or achievements?
