Trump’s most major changes to America

Since becoming president again, Donald Trump has made some big changes that have sparked fierce debate across the country. His decisions have affected the government, international and social relations within America, leaving Americans divided, and mounting international pressure.

One major change that Trump implemented was the shutting down the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), to the State Department. USAID has helped countries in need for years, and many worry this will weaken America’s role in global aid. Trump’s administration has also removed important environmental and health data from government websites, including the CDC’s, raising concerns about transparency and access to information.

Trump is also making big changes to government jobs. He’s reclassifying civil servants, which means many government workers could lose job protections and report directly to him. Supporters say this will make the government more efficient, but critics argue it gives the president too much power over public servants.

On the global stage, Trump has pulled the U.S. out of a major tax deal that was meant to stop big companies from avoiding taxes. This has frustrated European countries and raised concerns that America could leave the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) altogether.

Social policies have also been affected. Trump’s administration has banned transgender athletes from competing in sports, a decision that has been met with both support and criticism. He has also proposed a plan to redevelop Gaza, which has received mixed reactions.

These changes have led to protests across the country. Many fear Trump’s policies are limiting rights and changing America in ways that could last for years. However, his supporters believe he is cutting waste, putting America first, and making bold decisions.

As his presidency continues, Trump’s leadership is once again shaping the country in ways that will leave a lasting impact.