Trump Unveils ”national Defense Strategy” Focused on Restoring American Supremacy, Restricting Immigration
WASHINGTON – Following an attack on two National Guard members by an Afghan national on November 26th, the American administration has unveiled a sweeping ”national defense strategy” that significantly restricts legal immigration from 19 countries and escalates rhetoric around national security. the plan, spearheaded by former President Trump, aims too restore what proponents describe as American supremacy and counter perceived threats to national security, while simultaneously pressuring allies to increase defense spending.
The strategy represents a sharp turn towards isolationist policies and heightened border security, fueled by the November attack and a broader narrative of “civilizational erasure” of Europe.It builds on the administration’s recent suspension of visa applications from the identified 19 nations, a move directly linked to the Washington shooting. The document explicitly frames immigration not merely as a matter of border control, but as a defense against “invasions” and “cross-border threats such as terrorism, drugs, espionage and human trafficking.”
According to the released document, “We must protect our country against invasions, not only against uncontrolled migration, but also against cross-border threats such as terrorism, drugs, espionage and human trafficking.” This language reflects a growing trend of increasingly dehumanizing discourse surrounding immigration, critics say.
Beyond immigration, the strategy calls for increased pressure on Japan and South Korea to bolster Taiwan’s defense against China. The plan advocates incentivizing these nations to “increase their defense spending, with an emphasis on the capabilities needed to deter adversaries” from attacking the island.
The strategy has already drawn criticism from international partners. Berlin, in a press release issued friday morning, asserted it does not require “advice from outside” regarding its strategic direction.The unfolding situation signals a potential reshaping of global alliances and a renewed emphasis on unilateral action by the United States.
