Public Policy and Administration in the Age of Donald Trump by Schultz David

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Campus Administrators’ Responses to Donald Trump’s Immigration Policy: Leadership During Times of Uncertainty by Jerry Burkett, Sonya Hayes

“…The purpose of this exploratory research study was to interview principals who lead Hispanic-majority elementary, middle, and high schools to determine how students and school communities are reacting to President Trump’s current policy and rhetoric regarding immigration, and how these principals are responding to the students and communities they serve.  …”
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SECURITIZATION OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS ON THE SOUTH BORDER OF THE UNITED STATES BY PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: FOREIGN POLICY CHANGES by Aldelita Putri Balqis Romulia

“…This research will focus on the factors that became the basis for President Donald Trump's consideration of securitization in order to change United States immigration policies, using the framework of The Politics of Foreign Policy Change, namely the identification of global and domestic conditions with political and economic elements as factors that underlying changes in a country's foreign policy. …”
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The Rise of Donald Trump Right-Wing Populism in the United States: Middle American Radicalism and Anti-Immigration Discourse by Giovanna Campani, Sunamis Fabelo Concepción, Angel Rodriguez Soler, Claudia Sánchez Savín

“…With his open contempt for “globalism” (as the idea that economic and foreign policy should be planned in an international way) and for the liberal–cosmopolitan elites who have provided ideological cover for it, Donald Trump has rallied many Americans and gained supporters in different parts of the world.…”
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Divide and Rule: Political Impact of President Trump’s US-Mexico Border Wall Initiative by Paweł Laidler

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Rendre compte de la politique étrangère américaine à l’ère de Trump : le cas des relations avec l’Amérique centrale et la Caraïbe by Eric Rouby, Adrien Schu

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Donald Trump’s Policy Toward Latin America As an Issue of the U.S. Political Struggle 2020: Candidates’ Election Programs by Timur Nelin

“…Almost all the candidates criticized the policy of Donald Trump in different way. The main issues were President’s approaches to Mexico, Cuba, Venezuela and dealing with illegal immigrants. …”
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Trump, Brexit and the Transatlantic Relationship: The New Paradigms of the Trump Era by Laëtitia Langlois

“…On 27 January 2017 during a joint press conference with the British Prime Minister Theresa May at the White House, Donald Trump praised the vote in favour of Brexit as “a wonderful thing’ and a ‘blessing for the world.’” …”
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Trump, islamophobia, and hegemonic neoliberalism : a discourse analysis of islamophobia narrative in speeches and interviews by Donald Trump by Waikar, Prashant Deepak

“…Thus, I define neoliberal Islamophobia as the conceptualization of Islam and Muslims as antithetical to neoliberal values. In all, Trump's speeches and interviews contain six Islamophobic narratives: (I) radical Islam is the sole cause of terrorism, (2) radical Islamic terrorism is a global existential threat, (3) Muslim refugees and immigrants are a threat to American security, (4) the proposal to suspend entry of Muslim refugees and immigrants to the US, (5) the faux humanitarian policy of establishing safe zones for Muslim refugees in Syria, and (6) the subjection of Muslims in the US to a regime of state-surveillance. …”
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Trump, Snakes and the Power of Fables by Katharina Stevens

“…It tells the Aesopian fable of The Farmer and the Snake: A half frozen snake is taken in by a kind-hearted person but bites them the moment it is revived. Trump tells the fable to make a point about Islamic immigrants and undocumented immigrants from Southern and Central America: He claims the immigrants will cause problems and much stricter immigration-policies are needed.  …”
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Darkest Italy Revisited: American Hyper-Nationalism and the Making of the “Criminal Immigrant”. From the Age of Thomas Jefferson to the Rise of Donald J. Trump, 1776-2018 by Anthony Antonucci

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A STATE GOVERNMENTS RESISTANCE TO DONALD TRUMP ADMINISTRATION: THE CALIFORNIAN CASE by Isabella Ferrarez Fernandes Lopes, Débora Figueiredo Mendonça do Prado

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Investigating the Syrian “Other” in Donald J. Trump’s Twitter Campaign Rhetoric by Kazzaz Mourhaf

“…This study investigates the discursive techniques and processes employed by Donald J. Trump to portray Syrian refugees as a negative out-group and threat in tweets during his 2016 election campaign. …”
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Perceptual Knots and Black Identity Politics: Linked Fate, American Heritage, and Support for Trump Era Immigration Policy by Niambi M. Carter, Tyson D. King-Meadows

“…Since the 2016 U.S. presidential election, much ado has been made about how racial anxiety fueled White vote choice for Donald Trump. Far less empirical attention has been paid to whether the 2016 election cycle triggered black anxieties and if those anxieties led blacks to reevaluate their communities’ standing relative to Latinos and immigrants. …”
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President Trump and Migration Policy by Philip L. MARTİN

“…The US is home to a fifth of the world’s 260 million immigrants; but about one in four of the 48 million foreign-born residents in the US is unauthorized (UN DESA, 2017; Passel & Cohn, 2018).1 Candidate Donald Trump promised to stop the entry of unauthorized foreigners by building a wall on the Mexico-US border and deporting the unauthorized immigrants in the US. …”
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Reading Islamophobia in hegemonic neoliberalism through a discourse analysis of Donald Trump’s narratives by Prashant Waikar

“…Thus, this paper defines neoliberal Islamophobia as the conceptualization of Islam and Muslims as antithetical to neoliberal values. In all, Trump’s speeches and interviews contain five Islamophobic narratives: (1) radical Islam is the sole cause of terrorism; (2) radical Islamic terrorism is a global existential threat; (3) Muslim refugees and immigrants are a threat to American security; (4) the proposal to suspend entry of Muslim refugees and immigrants to the US; and (5) the faux humanitarian policy of establishing safe zones for Muslim refugees in Syria. …”
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Trump’s Securitization of US against Aliens and Immigrants Case Study: Latin Migrants by Eiga Sitompul, Bambang Cipto

“…Trump, through his famous Zero-tolerance policy, promoted attitudes that often encourage public citizens and law enforcers to view potential threats of immigrants, especially aliens. …”
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Populism in The United States During Donald Trump's Government: The Failure to Understand Human Identity from The Perspective of Constructivism by Eska Dwipayana Pulungan

“…The impartiality of the single value of human ethics takes Donald Trump's administration as the case study. After being elected as US President, Donald Trump followed the voice of his voters in determining the policies, especially regarding immigrants. …”
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Populizm a relacje międzynarodowe. Porównanie sytuacji Stanów Zjednoczonych i Europy Środkowej i Wschodniej by Piotr Ilowski

“…The victory of Donald Trump in 2016 shows that there is a possibility of changing the existing paradigms and the rules may change due to new factors, the character of which is above the national one. …”
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THE TRUMP COROLLARY AND LATIN AMERICA by Marco Cepik

“…First, the election results and some institutional implications that should affect the remainder of Donald Trump’s presidential term are discussed. In the second part, we discuss the content of what can be called, with the proper qualifications, of Trump Corollary. …”
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