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The Local has launched a survey asking US citizens living in Italy how they feel they are treated and whether their experience has changed since Donald Trump returned to the White House. Some American readers have reported thinking more about how they are perceived in the country, even after many years of residence. The survey comes after the US State Department issued a worldwide security caution in March, urging all Americans abroad to stay alert. Meanwhile, tensions between the Trump administration and its European allies have escalated over trade, NATO, and the fallout of tariff threats tied to Greenland. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, once seen as close to the Trump administration, now appears to have a strained relationship with Washington. The Local is seeking input on how these political dynamics affect everyday life, from feelings of welcome to everyday interactions. Results will inform future coverage and may be featured in an article.
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