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Donald Trump's rhetoric and actions have foreshadowed an administration that has little respect for human rights. Under the guise of “America First,” Trump wants to reduce America’s long-standing commitment to humanitarianism, poverty reduction, democracy, women’s health, and human rights. The contradictions between the current aid request and the United States historic, albeit often inconsistent and disputed, position in human rights promotion can have global repercussions. An “America First” (and only) strategy can have long-term consequences for human rights, poverty alleviation, and economic development, even after Trump is out of office. The Trump foreign aid budget is an important case because it illustrates what could happen if the United States, the largest donor, turns its focus inward. This chapter will assess structural trends and policy shifts as emerging contradictions in U.S human rights policy and poverty alleviation relevant to foreign aid.
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