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Trump Suggests Renaming New Mexico to 'New America'

President Donald Trump proposed renaming New Mexico to 'New America' in a Truth Social post, sharing a map with the proposed name change. Trump has a history of attempting to rename landmarks, including recent efforts to rename Lake Ontario to Lake America. There is currently no official order to change New Mexico's name, and such changes would primarily affect U.S. Government policies.

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<p>President Donald Trump suggested the idea of renaming New Mexico to "New America" in a post on Truth Social. He shared a map of New Mexico with an "X" over the word "Mexico" and the word "America" written underneath.</p>

<p>Trump has previously attempted to change the names of landmarks, including renaming the "Gulf of Mexico" to "Gulf of America" and reverting the name Mt. Denali back to Mt. McKinley, which was changed during the Obama administration.</p>

<p>Some of Trump's name change attempts have faced legal challenges, such as his effort to add his name to the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, which was blocked by a judge.</p>

<p>Recently, Trump signed an executive order to rename Lake Ontario to Lake America amid tensions with Canada over tariffs. Following this, companies like Google and Apple have made adjustments to accommodate the president's order.</p>

<p>In a video posted on Truth Social, Trump is seen replacing a "Welcome to Lake Ontario" sign with one that reads "Welcome to Lake America," accompanied by the YMCA theme song.</p>

<p>MapQuest has reportedly surged to the top spot on the Apple App Store after refusing to change the names of Lake Ontario and the Gulf of Mexico to Trump's proposed names.</p>

<p>While there has been no official order from Trump to change the name of New Mexico, it remains unclear how such a change would be implemented, as Trump's orders primarily affect the U.S. Government and do not obligate private companies or foreign governments to comply.</p>

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