New York Times Prediction: Five Major Changes the U.S. Might Face After Trump's Victory

PANews, November 6 news, The New York Times predicts that after Trump's return to power, there may be five major changes in the direction of American politics.

1. Strengthening Presidential Power: After returning to the White House, Trump is likely to alter the balance of power by increasing presidential authority within federal government departments operating independently of the White House and by appointing more "insiders."
   


2. Attacking Political Opponents: Trump will likely "use presidential power to retaliate against his perceived political enemies," with current President Biden and his family being the primary targets. Previously, Trump stated that if he is elected again, he would appoint a special prosecutor to "investigate" Biden and his family.
   


3. Strict Immigration Control: For Trump, combating illegal immigration has always been one of his core policies. Trump's chief immigration advisor, Stephen Miller, stated that a second Trump administration would result in the mass deportation of illegal immigrants, with an expectation of deporting over 1 million people from the United States each year.
   


4. Massive Taxation: Trump plans to impose new tariffs on most imported goods, with the new import tax rates generally reaching 10%. The New York Times points out that this move will not only raise domestic prices in the United States but may also trigger a global trade war, harming the interests of American exporters.
   


5. Alienating European Allies: After taking office, Trump is likely to alienate traditional European allies, weaken NATO, and might even directly lead the U.S. withdrawal from NATO.
   

(Jin Shi Data APP)