section_path: Foreign policy
section_name: Foreign policy
paragraph_text: Foreign policy
  
  Trump's second term foreign policy has been described as a mixture of both imperialist and expansionist policies. He engaged in a realist and isolationist " America First " foreign policy agenda. His relations with allies were transactional and ranged from indifference to hostility, and he threatened them with economic tariffs or annexation. He was described as taking the side of Russia in the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and overseeing a rupture of the post-1945 rules-based liberal international order and abandonment of multilateralism.
  
  Trump, historians, and commentators frequently compared his foreign policy to former president William McKinley in relation to expansionism and tariffs. Michael Klare wrote that containing the influence of China and preventing the rise of any rival power is the central foreign policy objective of the Trump administration, comparing Trump's approach to the Wolfowitz Doctrine. Trump has attempted to deepen the U.S.-India partnership.
  
  A combination of American allies, enemies, and critics have responded to comments and actions of the second Trump administration. Countries like Canada, Germany, United Kingdom, Denmark and Finland are warning their citizens about traveling to the U.S. as they can be detained without warning.