Donald Trump Outlines Plans to Reshape U.S. Policy on NATO, Immigration, and Trade

The president-elect signals a shift toward isolationism, proposing reduced Ukraine aid, ending birthright citizenship, and higher tariffs.

Donald Trump has reiterated his willingness to withdraw the U.S. from NATO unless allies increase financial contributions, emphasizing fairness in cost-sharing.
The president-elect announced plans to reduce U.S. aid to Ukraine, urging immediate ceasefire negotiations between Ukraine and Russia.
Trump aims to end birthright citizenship in the U.S. on his first day in office, though he did not provide specifics on how he would bypass constitutional protections.
He pledged to expel all undocumented immigrants during his term, acknowledging the logistical challenges of such an effort.
Trump reaffirmed his support for tariffs, proposing a 25% tax on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China, while admitting potential price increases for American consumers.