Donald Trump has proposed expanding the U.S. by suggesting Canada join as the 51st state, acquiring Greenland, and reclaiming the Panama Canal.
Experts note these ideas reflect a 19th-century approach to imperialism and territory acquisition reminiscent of past U.S. expansion efforts.
Trump's announcement of a 25% tariff on goods from Canada and Mexico aims to address drug trafficking and illegal migration.
Polling reveals only 13% of Canadians support the idea of joining the U.S., with no major political backing for the proposal.
Critics liken Trump's approach to the aggressive territorial policies of past presidents, particularly Theodore Roosevelt, emphasizing a shift from modern diplomatic strategies.
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