Madaxweyne Trump wuxuu ka hadlay in magaca New Mexico loo beddelo 'New America'
Madaxweynaha Maraykanka Donald Trump ayaa ku bixiyay warbixin ku saabsan in magaca dowlad goboleedka New Mexico loo beddelo 'New America', balse wuxuu ku dhacay in aanu awoodin inuu magaca dowlad goboleedka beddelo.
Trump wuxuu ku bixiyay in magaca New Mexico loo beddelo 'New America'
Madaxweynaha Maraykanka Donald Trump ayaa ku bixiyay warbixin ku saabsan in magaca dowlad goboleedka New Mexico loo beddelo 'New America', balse wuxuu ku dhacay in aanu awoodin inuu magaca dowlad goboleedka beddelo.
Trump ayaa ku bixiyay warbixin ku saabsan in magaca dowlad goboleedka New Mexico loo beddelo 'New America', balse wuxuu ku dhacay in aanu awoodin inuu magaca dowlad goboleedka beddelo.
New Mexico waa dowlad goboleed oo leh magac maamul
New Mexico waa dowlad goboleed oo leh magac maamul, waxaana lagu beddeli karaa in magaca dowlad goboleedka loo beddelo 'New America', balse wuxuu ku dhacay in aanu awoodin inuu magaca dowlad goboleedka beddelo.
New Mexico waa dowlad goboleed oo leh magac maamul, waxaana lagu beddeli karaa in magaca dowlad goboleedka loo beddelo 'New America', balse wuxuu ku dhacay in aanu awoodin inuu magaca dowlad goboleedka beddelo.
Maamulka New Mexico wuxuu ka hadlay hadalka Trump
Maamulka New Mexico wuxuu ka hadlay hadalka Trump, waxaana lagu beddeli karaa in magaca dowlad goboleedka loo beddelo 'New America', balse wuxuu ku dhacay in aanu awoodin inuu magaca dowlad goboleedka beddelo.
Maamulka New Mexico wuxuu ka hadlay hadalka Trump, waxaana lagu beddeli karaa in magaca dowlad goboleedka loo beddelo 'New America', balse wuxuu ku dhacay in aanu awoodin inuu magaca dowlad goboleedka beddelo.
President Donald Trump posted at least seven memes on social media from Bedminster, New Jersey, proposing to rename the state of New Mexico to 'New America.' The suggestion drew sharp rebukes from New Mexico's governor and both U.S. senators, who emphasized that the state's name is enshrined in its constitution and cannot be altered unilaterally by the president.
Trump's Social Media Campaign
President Donald Trump posted at least seven memes on social media from Bedminster, New Jersey, proposing to rename the state of New Mexico to 'New America.' The suggestion drew sharp rebukes from New Mexico's governor and both U.S. senators, who emphasized that the state's name is enshrined in its constitution and cannot be altered unilaterally by the president.
The posts come as the president has repeatedly taken aim at bodies of water bearing the names of other countries and foreign provinces, including the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario, seeking to change those names to include 'America' via executive orders.
Legal and Constitutional Constraints
The president cannot unilaterally change the name of a state. New Mexico's state constitution explicitly states: 'The name of this state is New Mexico.' Congress passed the Enabling Act of 1910, which authorized the territory of New Mexico to form a constitution and state government in preparation for admission to the Union.
New Mexico officially became a state on Jan. 6, 1912. While the president can unilaterally change a geographic name for official U.S. federal government use, he can't dictate what other countries or international bodies call it.
Backlash from New Mexico Leaders
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham criticized Trump's posts, saying the state's name is not 'up for debate.' 'It's been ours since before the United States existed,' the governor said. 'What is up for debate? Who's showing up for working families.'
Both senators from New Mexico responded to Trump's posts. Sen. Martin Heinrich stated: 'Three things I will always call by their actual names... The Gulf of Mexico Lake Ontario New Mexico.' Sen. Ben Ray Luján posted: 'It's New Mexico, always has been and always will be. Just like how you'll always be a sinvergüenza and corrupt.'
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