Foreign Aid Research Paper

New complications arise around the world nearly on a daily basis. Many countries are able to manage these issues themselves, and are fully capable of maintaining justice throughout their respective nation. Many countries are also not able to manage these issues themselves, and struggle to maintain justice throughout their respective nation. The struggle of not being able to assist one’s own country leaves a very large negative impact among the country, and leaves them wondering what options they have to improve the situation. A large portion of the time the nation amidst the struggle turns to the United States with a request for help. The United States then decides whether or not to aid the country in need. Recently, the United States have given foreign aid to any country that has needed it. In a way, the United States has started to act like a worldwide police because of the ways countries around the world request assistance. This has U.S. citizens wondering if the United States really should be spending large amounts of money on foreign …show more content…
That is the highest total amount of debt of all countries worldwide (US News). Because of this, I believe that the United States needs to cut back on the amounts of foreign aid we are giving, focus on repaying debt, and assisting our own country. The United States has spent excess amounts of money rebuilding and assisting foreign nations, when in reality it’s own country is struggling more than the countries being assisted. Under certain circumstances such as catastrophic events or civil unrest, the United States may need to step in and give some assistance. For the most part, there are not a lucrative amount of these each year. The United States has spent too much time assisting in areas that do not absolutely need our assistance. In order to reduce our debt we have to stop acting as a police force and focus on rebuilding our great