Economic Policies and International Relations

This chapter examines the economic strategies, particularly tariffs, employed by past administrations and their repercussions on international relations, especially involving Colombia and allies like Canada and Mexico. It critiques the use of aggressive political tactics and propaganda, highlighting the complex dynamics between the U.S. and foreign nations amid shifting allegiances. The discussion also reflects on the implications of immigration policies and recent executive orders, emphasizing a troubling trend of prioritizing loyalty over accountability within the administration.