President-elect Donald Trump clearly intends to start implementing his agenda well before Inauguration Day.
For instance, he met Friday at Mar-a-Lago with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Presumably, much of their conversation centered on Trump’s threat to impose a 25 percent tariff on Canada over its failure to stop illegal immigrants and illicit drugs from flowing into the United States through the northern border. An unlikely alliance could be brewing between Trump and Trudeau, whose popularity is waning and who is facing fierce competition from Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre.
Any player on the international stage who wants to remain relevant during Trump 2.0 would be wise to follow Trudeau’s lead and seek a pre-inauguration audience with the incoming president. Trump has agenda goals that extend far beyond the borders of the United States, and he’s making known what those goals are.
Despite having a rocky relationship in the past, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) seems to be emerging as one of Trump’s key allies in enacting the president-elect’s foreign policy agenda. Graham reportedly “speaks with Trump frequently and advises him on foreign policy, especially on the Middle East,” and has made it known that the new Trump administration wants action right now on the issue of a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of all hostages.
Per this new report, Trump wants all of this to take place before Inauguration Day:
“Trump is more determined than ever to release the hostages and supports a ceasefire that includes a hostage deal. He wants to see it happening now,” Graham said.
- “I want people in Israel and in the region to know that Trump is focused on the hostages issue. He wants the killing to stop and the fighting to end.”
- He added: “I hope President Trump and the Biden administration will work together during the transition period to release the hostages and get a ceasefire.” , […]
— Read More: redstate.com
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