Trump's Policy Proposals: Bold Moves for a Second Term

A potential Donald Trump presidential win could provoke major shifts in U.S. domestic and foreign policies. Key areas include trade tariffs, border control, fossil fuel production, tax adjustments, education reforms, and military strategies. Trump's policies could face extensive legal and congressional challenges if re-elected.

Donald Trump's potential re-election could dramatically alter U.S. domestic and international policies across key sectors. His proposed strategies include imposing significant tariffs on imports to balance trade deficits, which critics argue could lead to higher consumer prices and economic instability.

Trump aims to enforce strict border control measures leading to mass deportations and intends to increase fossil fuel production by easing federal drilling permits. He also seeks to slash regulations and taxes, promising economic boosts for domestic manufacturing.

Highlighting education, Trump plans to eradicate diversity programs while advocating for educational autonomy at the state level. His foreign policy agenda includes controversial military strategies and re-evaluating international alliances, positioning his potential presidency as one of profound change.

(With inputs from agencies.)