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Trump's Second Term: A Legacy Focused on Naval Power and Border Security

Former President Trump's potential second term has sparked discussions about his legacy goals. Beyond his previous achievements, including his 2016 election victory and his impact on the Supreme Court, two new priorities are likely to emerge: strengthening border security and expanding the U.S. Navy.

With the border wall's completion potentially on the horizon, it stands as a symbol of national resolve to control U.S. borders. Furthermore, a second economic boom is anticipated, fueled by deregulation and increased energy production and housing construction.

A key unfulfilled promise from Trump's first term was the expansion of the U.S. Navy to 355 ships. While initial efforts were hampered by bureaucratic hurdles, a second term could provide the opportunity to prioritize this goal. This focus aligns with the legacies of presidents like Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Ronald Reagan, who recognized the importance of U.S. naval dominance.

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The Center for Strategic and International Studies highlights China's growing maritime force, which now surpasses the U.S. in the number of warships. This, coupled with China's superior shipbuilding capacity, presents a significant challenge to American naval power. Experts warn that the U.S. must invest in bolstering its naval capabilities to avoid being caught off guard in a potential conflict.

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Trump's understanding of the complex relationship with China and its leader, Xi Jinping, underscores the importance of maintaining strategic superiority. This includes not only avoiding conflict but also deterring aggression through a powerful naval presence. Rebuilding American sea power would be a significant step towards ensuring national security and global stability.

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Drawing parallels to historical events like the Zimmerman Telegram during World War I, the article emphasizes the importance of preparedness and strategic foresight. China's growing global influence, including port construction in Peru and Namibia, further underscores the need for a robust American naval presence. By prioritizing naval expansion, Trump has the opportunity to solidify his legacy as a peacemaker while safeguarding national interests.