Summary
Donald Trump’s education agenda centers on eliminating “wokeness” and “left-wing indoctrination” in schools.
His plans include banning lessons on gender identity and structural racism, abolishing diversity offices, and barring transgender athletes in girls’ sports.
He aims to cut federal funding for schools defying his policies and eliminate the U.S. Education Department. Trump also proposes “patriotic education,” a nationwide ban on transgender athletes in women’s sports, and new teacher credentialing standards.
Critics argue these policies are politically driven, undermine education, and lack evidence. Many initiatives would face legal and procedural hurdles.
It’s not impossible to invade the US. It’s been done several times already, for example 1942 and 1812. Mexico, which shares the same oceanic borders, was invaded by France in 1861 and of course the entirety of the Americas was essentially invaded by colonial settlers.
It’s unlikely for other reasons, but nothing about it is impossible.
It is flat out a logistical impossibility for any nation to do currently, or anytime soon. No one except the US has a deep water Navy, and no one that has an army that we couldn’t immediately steamroll with the National Guard, also has the craft to transport said army across an ocean.
Currently, and for the foreseeable future, it’s impossible, and not worth even considering as a possibility.
Oh, and if you’re referring to the Japanese “invasion” of 1942, that wasn’t an invasion. They never landed an army, neither did the Nazis, for the exact same reasons I just specified. Sure they had deep water navies. We promptly sank their navies so that we couldn’t be touched.
The last country that dared to touch our shit was Russia, before that Iran. It didn’t go well for either of them.
Even China’s massive navy is built for controlling local waters and has no way to defeat the US and land troops.