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Trump suggests renaming New Mexico as 'New America'

President Trump has put forward the idea of changing New Mexico's name to 'New America.' This comes after his recent alterations to the titles of the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario, which now include 'America.'

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President Trump has proposed a name change for New Mexico to 'New America.' This suggestion is part of his broader initiative to incorporate 'America' into geographical names, following recent changes to the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario. Trump emphasized the distinction of the U.S. from Mexico, asserting the identity of the nation.

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  • Trump proposed 'New America' as a new name for New Mexico.
  • The idea follows name changes for Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario.
  • Trump remarked, 'We are not Mexico, we are the United States of America.'
  • The proposal was made on October 19, 2026.
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Trump calls on New Mexico to change its name to ‘New America’

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Trump suggests renaming New Mexico as 'New America'