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Donald J. Trump: America is back

January 20, 2025, Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th President of the United States. His supporters anticipate that his return to office (MAGA - Make America great again) will further boost the economy through tax breaks and investments in domestic industries. Additionally, Trump has pledged to bolster national security, particularly by strengthening border controls.
Advocates of his “America First” agenda believe it will once again solidify the United States’ global influence and pave the way for favorable trade deals. Many Americans and international observers are eager to see how Trump will implement his promises in the coming months and years.

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