Trump rewrites national security playbook as mass migration overtakes terrorism as top US threat

Fox NewsFriday, December 5, 2025 at 8:10:28 PM
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Trump rewrites national security playbook as mass migration overtakes terrorism as top US threat
  • The Trump administration has released a new national security strategy that shifts the focus from Middle Eastern terrorism to threats from the Western Hemisphere, emphasizing border security and mass migration as primary concerns. This marks a significant change in U.S. national security priorities.
  • This development is crucial as it reflects the administration's response to evolving perceptions of threats facing the United States, particularly in light of recent immigration challenges and security incidents, which have prompted a reevaluation of national security strategies.
  • The strategy also critiques European leaders for their handling of international conflicts, particularly regarding Ukraine, and suggests a move towards prioritizing U.S. interests over traditional alliances, indicating a potential shift in global diplomatic dynamics.
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