The Middle East has been a high-priority topic for the U.S. for a few valid reasons. First, the Foreign Policy has several facets that play an integral part in how the U.S. deals with other Nations. Moreover, trading, the military, and economics are among the few that are of global interest between the U.S. and the Middle East (Museum of American Diplomacy, 2023). One special detail in U.S. foreign relations is through economic trade; The U.S. has a high demand for consumer needs of items such as medical, electronics, engineering parts, and oil. So, when it comes to Foreign Policies, the U.S. has established regulations that govern how they deal with other countries considering the American Nation-State is considered a hegemonic nation on the planet. Nevertheless, several nations whether a "friend or foe" continues to utilize trade with the United States. Let us look at China, although considered a threat due to its ties with Russia, continues to play a significant role in its trade market with the U.S. economy. It is ironic that past Presidents had their own Foreign Policy agenda and still had the power to negotiate with enemy nations such as Russia and North Korea who are