New op-ed from Secretary of State Rubio announces foreign policy shift

The newly confirmed US Secretary of State Marco Rubio put his agenda on foreign policy on the new Friday on Friday, announcing that his ministry will focus on developing America’s relationship with its direct neighbors.

Rubio, former Senator from Florida, stated that American diplomats “neglected” America’s relations with Western football countries, while preferring countries on the other side of the world. The head of the new diplomat announced that the approach had ended.

“For many reasons, US foreign policy has long focused on other regions while overcoming our region. As a result, we have left the problems fading, lost opportunities and neglected partners. This ends now.”

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Since President Donald Trump’s victory in November, the President pointed out that Canada has made Canada the 51st country, and explored the possibility of making Greenland American lands, and once in his post, has taken a more aggressive position towards Latin American countries that do not obscure the flow of illegal immigration.

Last week, the President threatened customs duties against Colombia after the country initially refused to accept the return of the Colombians who were illegally arrested to enter the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement, and announced the sanctions of traveling to the Colombian individuals participating in preventing the return of immigrants, and suspending the issuance The visa at the American embassy in the country.

In the face of these sanctions, Colombian President Gustavo Petro fell, and he even submitted his presidential plane to return immigrants to the country.

The editorial from Rubio stressed his administration that will focus on building relations and settling conflicts with these nearby countries, especially since the United States seeks to implement stronger border controls.

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Foreign Minister Marco Rubio was sworn in by Vice President C. on me. (AP Photo/EVAN VUCCI)

He wrote: “President Trump’s foreign agenda begins with sovereignty near the house. Among his higher priorities is to secure our borders and reverse the catastrophic invasion that the recent administration incites. Diplomacy in this effort is essential.” “We need to work with countries of origin to stop and deter migrant flows, and accept the return of their citizens illegally.”

The diplomat mentioned how some countries collaborate “enthusiastically” while others are “less than that.” He pointed to Colombia, stated that Trump’s harsh treatment of this country will extend to others who are not cooperating.

However, Rubio stressed that “Trump’s view of the hemisphere is still positive.”

“We see a prosperous area spread with opportunities. We can enhance trade relations, create partnerships to control immigration, and enhance our hemisphere.”

He sprayed his next trip to El Salvador, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Panama and the Dominican Republic, saying that these countries “will benefit greatly from greater cooperation with the United States”, as they were neglected “local policies and follow -up that accelerates the economic development of China.”

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The editorial from Rubio stressed his administration that will focus on building relations and settling conflicts with these nearby countries, especially since the United States seeks to implement stronger border controls. (Reuters/Kevin Lamark)

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Moreover, Rubio referred to the US intention to focus supply chains on Western hemisphere instead depending on the “Flung” destroyed by Covid-19. He said, “The transfer of decisive supply chains to the Western hemisphere would remove a way to the economic growth of our neighbors and protect the economic security of Americans,” adding, “The close relations with the United States lead to more jobs and higher growth in these countries.”

Rubio emphasized how collective immigration “destabilizing our entire region” has allowed the drug carts to poison Latin American societies and other Latin American societies. He pointed out that “illegal regimes in Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela intentionally inflated chaos.”

Despite the problems, he expressed optimism that Western hemisphere “will be ready partners” with the United States to address these issues and make themselves more prosperous. “Like President Trump, their leaders are the pragmatists who put their citizens in the first place. Because they are pragmat, they also know that there is a lot that can be acquired from working with the United States more than others.”

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Al -Amin concluded the opening, writing, “We share a joint house. The more secure, stronger and more prosperous, the more we benefit from all our countries. There are few limits for what we can accomplish.”