Trump declared 'that era is over' in a Truth Social post, demanding that Bombardier build its aircraft in the United States if it wants access to the American market and stop 'treating America like a piggybank.'

Trump's demand to Bombardier

In the post, Trump issued a direct ultimatum to the Canadian aerospace manufacturer, stating that Bombardier must establish manufacturing operations within the United States as a condition for continued access to the American market. The message framed the current arrangement as one-sided and no longer acceptable.

Trump's post on Truth Social carried a broader 'America First' message, extending beyond aviation to encompass consumer goods and leisure. The full statement included calls to:

• Buy American
• Fly on American airliners
• Enjoy American liquor and beverages
• Sail on Lake America

Key details from the Truth Social post

The statement did not specify any timeline, tariff measures, or regulatory action accompanying the demand. No financial figures or trade data were cited in the post.

President Donald Trump suggested renaming New Mexico as "New America" on Sunday, posting an edited map on Truth Social that crossed out the current name. The White House amplified the post on X, with Trump calling the proposed change "more prestigious."

State Leaders Reject Proposal

New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham (D-N.M.) defended the state's name, stating it "isn't up for debate." She accused the President of using the issue to distract from rising gas and grocery prices, health care concerns, and housing costs. Grisham also referenced a "disastrous war in Iran" in her criticism.

Other state officials echoed this rejection:

• Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.) said he would continue using the official name "New Mexico," along with "Gulf of Mexico" and "Lake Ontario."
• Rep. Melanie Stansbury (D-N.M.) stated the name represents generations of "history, culture, and family," adding, "We're New Mexicans. Period."
• Rep. Gabe Vasquez (D-N.M.) rejected the change, saying, "You don't get to erase New Mexico. Not our name. Not our history. Not our culture."

Broader Renaming Efforts

Trump has repeatedly promoted renaming prominent U.S. landmarks and geographic features. Earlier this month, he floated calling the Strait of Hormuz "Trump Strait," claiming the waterway was under U.S. control.

Last month, Trump renamed Lake Ontario "Lake America" through an executive order, directing the Interior Department to update the federal geographic names database amid rising U.S.-Canada trade tensions.

The Kennedy Center's board voted to restore Trump's name to the complex and rename its grounds "President Donald J. Trump Plaza," while approving a two-year renovation closure.

In July, Trump celebrated the renaming of Palm Beach International Airport as The President Donald J. Trump International Airport, with his Boeing 757 becoming the first aircraft to land there.