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Donald Trump's Leadership Style
Leaders have an important role and many responsibilities, especially if it's The President of the United States. President Donald Trump’s power, and status has made him into the leader he is today. He possesses a great number of skills and qualities, which will help him rule the country effectively. Although, President Trump’s approach and style has an impact on the immigrant population due to the new immigration laws that have been recently enforced. This paper will examine the leadership and management style that President Trump possesses and how it could have an impact on immigrant parents and the children left behind.
A hallmark promise of President Donald Trump’s campaign was to succeed in reducing the undocumented population. The Trump
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