When President Trump declared that the Western Hemisphere “is ours,” supporters interpreted the statement as a reaffirmation of American leadership and a modern expression of long-standing U.S. influence in the region. Opponents argue the language is overly aggressive and risks alienating neighboring countries, while others see it as a realistic acknowledgment of strategic responsibility. The comment raises a fundamental question about America’s role and authority in its own hemisphere.
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