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The strategy prioritizes denying access to strategic assets by non-Hemispheric powers and frames cartel actions as security threats, reflecting 64% public support for strong US global leadership.
- On Thursday, the White House released a 33-page National Security Strategy reviving the Monroe Doctrine as a `Trump Corollary` and shifting focus toward the Western Hemisphere.
- The strategy says the United States will reassert and enforce the Monroe Doctrine to restore preeminence, protect the homeland, and deny non‑Hemispheric competitors control of ports, energy, and telecoms.
- US forces have carried out strikes on vessels described as cartel assets, sinking boats and killing dozens, while deploying thousands of troops, an aircraft carrier, and warships to the southern Caribbean in recent months.
- Regional and legal experts say the strategy could rekindle sovereignty disputes, as officials argue it treats the Hemisphere as a US security zone, raising legal tensions.
- The plan pairs a hemispheric pivot with a proposed nationwide `Golden Dome for America` missile shield, prioritizing the Americas over other regions as 64 percent support greater engagement, the Reagan National Defense Survey shows.
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America's New National Security Strategy: A Surprise Departure On China Policy
America's New National Security Strategy: A Surprise Departure On China Policy Authored by Arnaud Bertrand via The Ron Paul Institute In a big development, the final US National Security Strategy was just published and the refocus on the Western Hemisphere (i.e. the Americas) is confirmed. The…
White House releases new 'National Security Strategy' indicating renewed focus on Western hemisphere
Publication of the strategy came just after the results of a major new defense survey showed that the American public still overwhelmingly supports active US global leadership and robust military strength. By Corey Walker, The Algemeiner The White House late on Thursday night released its new “National Security Strategy,” indicating a sharp pivot of the nation’s strategic focus toward the Western Hemisphere while recalibrating US engagement with…
New Trump national security strategy recasts Americas under revived Monroe Doctrine
President Donald Trump’s new National Security Strategy, unveiled late Thursday, puts the Western Hemisphere at the center of US foreign policy and revives the language of the Monroe Doctrine in what it calls the “Trump Corollary.” The document presents the Americas as the main line of defense for the US homeland and links that doctrine directly to ongoing military operations against suspected drug traffickers in Caribbean and Pacific waters. Th…
New National Security Strategy: A Stunning Departure, Yet Full of Contradictions - The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity
This is big. The final U.S. National Security Strategy was just published and the refocus on the Western Hemisphere (i.e. the Americas) is confirmed. The document clearly establishes this as the U.S.’s number one priority, saying that the U.S. will now “assert and enforce a ‘Trump Corollary’ to the Monroe Doctrine.” In terms of military presence, they write that this means “a readjustment of our global military presence to address urgent threats…
Experts react: What Trump’s National Security Strategy means for US foreign policy
The Trump 2.0 worldview is now on paper for the world to see. Late Thursday, the Trump administration released its National Security Strategy (NSS), a twenty-nine-page document outlining its principles and priorities for US foreign policy. The document articulates what US strategy is—for example, a focus on the Western Hemisphere and a “Trump Corollary” to the Monroe Doctrine. And it addresses what US strategy isn’t: continued pursuit of a post–…
While it is sinking boats of suspected drug traffickers, the Trump administration unveils its new national security strategy.
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