SEE MORE: Trump Unveils Security Strategy to End “Era of Mass Migration,”

The 33-page strategy document marks one of the most significant foreign policy overhauls of Trump’s current term, framing both immigration and great-power rivalry as defining issues for the years ahead.

Border Enforcement Presented as National Defense

At the top of the agenda is Trump’s pledge to end what he calls the “era of mass migration.” The blueprint argues that border security is no longer merely a domestic matter but a central pillar of America’s national defense strategy.

The document states that the people allowed into the country will “inevitably define the future” of the United States—its social fabric, economic stability, and long-term security. Trump’s plan calls for stronger barriers, rapid-response enforcement measures, and an expanded set of tools to prevent unauthorized entry.

According to the strategy, protecting the border is essential to preventing the pressures seen in other nations where sudden population surges have strained public services, increased crime, weakened community cohesion, and created national security vulnerabilities.

China Cast as America’s Primary Global Threat

While immigration dominates the domestic focus of the blueprint, the foreign-policy section labels China as the central long-term threat to U.S. interests. The document warns that Beijing is aggressively expanding its political, economic, and military influence in ways that challenge American power and global stability.

The strategy urges a “vigilant posture” against China’s technological ambitions, military modernization, strategic partnerships, and attempts to reshape global institutions.

Trump asserts that pushing back against China will require stronger alliances, renewed military investment, and increased economic resilience.

A Call to Strengthen All Facets of American Power

In a letter introducing the strategy, Trump described the blueprint as a map for securing America’s future.

“This document is a roadmap to ensure that America remains the greatest and most successful nation in human history, and the home of freedom on earth,” he wrote.

He added that the United States will continue to “develop every dimension of our national strength” — from military force and intelligence capabilities to economic competitiveness and technological leadership.

A Shift Toward a More Assertive, Security-Focused Era

The newly released blueprint signals a shift toward a more aggressive and security-driven governing approach, combining robust border control with strategic international competition. It highlights the administration’s belief that the threats facing the United States at home and abroad are interconnected and must be countered with unified, long-term planning.

The White House is expected to roll out additional policies and legislative proposals in the coming months that align with the strategy’s objectives.