At the same time, he has taken a firm stance on international relations, including strong rhetoric involving several regions, such as Iran, Mexico, Venezuela, and Greenland, which is connected to a NATO-aligned nation.

Officials within his administration have argued that maintaining influence over the region is necessary to prevent growing involvement from major global powers.
Supporters, however, argue that these actions reflect his campaign commitments and a focus on border security.
Public reaction across several areas appears to be reflected in a January AP-NORC poll measuring overall approval.