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*A recent report reveals that former President Donald Trump allegedly drafted an executive order to drastically reorganize the U.S. State Department, proposing the closure of embassies and the elimination of offices handling climate change and refugee assistance. While supporters argue the move would cut bureaucratic waste, critics warn it could weaken America’s global influence. Secretary of State Marco Rubio denied the plan’s existence, fueling speculation about Trump’s potential second-term agenda. As the 2024 election approaches, the debate over America’s diplomatic priorities intensifies, with voters weighing efficiency against international engagement.*
