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Niles 1 438417 Obama’s Legacy Although Obama has made some controversial choices in his terms most of the policies that he proposed in his term as a United State president were very well thought out and helped out the U.S for the greater. There were many policies both domestic and foreign that has led Obama to this legacy. One of this policy was the Immigration policy which created a smart,fair and effective system that helped keep our borders safe. Second there was the foreign policy which changed the way the U.S dealt with other countries Thirdly there was the education policy which made it easier for students to afford school. Obama’s policy will have a huge impact on the U.S domestic and foreign policy. Some of these controversial policies include …show more content…

From the beginning when Obama was inaugurated he already had a activist view with foreign countries. One of Obama’s goals when going into office was the foreign policy. He had a very activist vision about the foreign policy. He wanted to change the United State image in third world countries especially in the middle east like Iran and Afghanistan. I believe Obama’s ultimate goal was to create a more stable world between the United States and the other side of the world. This new foreign policy has helped create less conflict and is definitely one of obama’s better accomplishments and will be apart of his legacy in the future. Another policy that would be in Obama’s legacy is the new education policy. This new policy would make college less expensive and help prepare students for success. This was better than Bush’s No Child Left Behind Policy because it supported teachers and helped children get their basic learning skills in. Obama believes that the younger generation are the future and they are. if we fail to teach them the basics of education then we are setting up our kids to fail. This will positively impact Obama’s legacy on United States domestic and foreign

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