New US Strategy: Trump Unveils National Security Plan to ‘Expand Peace’ in the Middle East and End Mass Migration
London, UK – December 6, 2025
New US Strategy Unveils National Security Plan to Expand Peace in the Middle East
The White House recently unveiled the final details of the new US National Security Strategy, a comprehensive plan reflecting the unique vision of President Donald Trump’s administration for addressing global and regional challenges.
This US strategy is based on the “America First” principle, but it expands this principle to include promoting regional peace and stability as a tool to serve domestic interests.
The plan includes two main pillars that form the core of the change Washington seeks:
The first is to advance efforts to expand peace in the Middle East through normalization agreements, and the second is to consider border security an essential and integral element of the national security concept.
In terms of foreign policy, the US strategy prioritizes “expanding peace” between Israel and Arab states, with the administration viewing the signed peace agreements as a model to be replicated with more Arab and Muslim countries.
The plan dedicates significant resources to mediation efforts and economic support for countries joining the peace process, focusing on joint investment projects aimed at transforming regional conflicts into opportunities for mutual economic growth.
This approach is seen as a way to reduce direct US military involvement in the Middle East, shifting responsibility for stability to regional partners, while maintaining pressure on Iran and its allies as a “primary threat.”
On the domestic and security front, the new US strategy fundamentally alters the definition of national security, considering border security and the protection of internal infrastructure as equally important as traditional military defenses.
The plan pledges to “put an end to mass migration” and tighten controls on both the southern and northern borders, deeming these flows an economic and security burden that threatens the stability of American society.
The plan allocates substantial budgets to bolster border security and new surveillance technologies, and to amend laws to streamline deportation procedures.
This aspect of the US strategy has sparked considerable debate between Democrats and Republicans, but the administration insists that protecting the homeland begins with establishing complete control over the borders.
The most prominent message of this new US strategy is its focus on “strategic competition,” rather than “endless wars.”
Washington seeks to reduce its involvement in Middle Eastern conflicts that do not serve its direct interests, and to redirect resources toward competition with other great powers and securing the US’s internal borders.
This plan represents a clear roadmap for the Trump administration for the next four years, which, according to the plan, will witness an unprecedented push to expand regional peace and a shift in domestic priorities that places border security at the heart of national security.
Key Points in the Report:
Main Focus:
The new US strategy adopts the “America First” principle and focuses on “expanding peace” in the Middle East and securing the internal borders.
Expanding Peace:
The top priority is to push for normalization agreements to include more Arab and Muslim countries, backed by strong economic support.
National Security and Borders:
The plan considers U.S. border security an integral component of national security and allocates substantial budgets to strengthen border control and curb mass immigration.
Diplomatic Shift:
Reducing direct military involvement in Middle Eastern conflicts and focusing on strategic competition with other major powers.
Domestic Challenge:
The plan’s provisions regarding immigration and border security are generating significant bipartisan debate in Washington.
