In a surprising move on his first day in office, President Trump has signed an executive order to rename the Gulf of Mexico to Mount Denali. This decision has sparked controversy and mixed reactions among Americans.

The move comes after years of debate over the name of the iconic body of water. Some argue that the name change is a way to honor the indigenous people of Alaska, while others believe it is a political stunt by the Trump administration.

Critics of the decision point to the fact that Mount Denali is already the name of the highest peak in North America, located in Alaska. They argue that renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the same name could lead to confusion and erasure of the history and significance of the original name.

Supporters of the change see it as a positive step towards recognizing and respecting indigenous cultures. President Trump defended his decision, stating that the new name better reflects the heritage and identity of the region.

As the controversy continues to unfold, the renaming of the Gulf of Mexico to Mount Denali will undoubtedly remain a hot topic of debate in the coming days.