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Policies and actions of President Donald Trump during his second term have led to various significant impacts across multiple sectors, both domestic and international. Here are some recent analyses regarding those influences:

Trade and Tariff Policy

Trump plans to announce a new tariff policy called "Liberation Day," with a "reciprocity" approach. However, this approach is considered unclear and tends to be arbitrary, raising concerns about its implementation and its impact on the global economy.

Relations with International Allies

Trump's aggressive tactics against US allies, such as imposing tariffs and economic threats, have increased distrust and pushed these countries to seek greater autonomy. For example, the temporary suspension of intelligence sharing and arms supplies to Ukraine has prompted countries like France, Portugal, Canada, and Australia to reassess their reliance on the US defense system.

Immigration Policy and Law Enforcement

Recent reports indicate that the IRS is nearing a deal that allows ICE to access tax data to support the Trump administration's deportation agenda. This move raises significant concerns regarding potential abuse of power and violations of privacy rights.

Confrontation with the Legal System

Trump has escalated his attacks on the legal system by targeting judges who rule against him and instructing the Attorney General to sanction lawyers and law firms involved in litigation he deems baseless. This action raises concerns about the stability of the legal system and the balance of power within the US government.

Economic Impact and Markets

Trump's imposition of new tariffs on Venezuelan oil and gas exports, referred to as 'secondary tariffs', has increased oil prices. Additionally, a more flexible approach to upcoming tariffs has alleviated some investor concerns.