Encourage entrepreneurship, innovation, and small business formation.
Support domestic manufacturing and resilient supply chains.
Favor ethical capitalism — rewarding companies that treat workers well, reinvest locally, and respect environmental limits.
Pro-Working-Class
Strong emphasis on fair wages, vocational education, and dignity of labor.
Policies that promote worker ownership, profit-sharing, and apprenticeships.
Support for rural revitalization, infrastructure renewal, and domestic energy independence — not as slogans, but as shared national projects.
Pro-Immigrant, Pro-America
At first glance, “America First” and “pro-immigrant” seem contradictory — but they don’t have to be. A compassionate America First philosophy could mean:
Controlled, merit-based, and humane immigration, focused on national interest and moral responsibility.
A path to citizenship for those contributing productively.
Recognition that immigrants have always been part of America’s economic and moral fabric.
This would express patriotism not as exclusion, but as stewardship: protecting national identity while honoring the immigrant energy that renews it.
