Indian Becomings vis-à-vis Donald Trump
José Ezcurdia CoronaThis text aims to elucidate the significance of the Deleuzo-Guattarian's figure of Indian becoming, in the light of a critique of US President Donald Trump's ultra right-wing policies. The Indian becoming is constituted as the heart of a rhizomatic gesture – animal and witchcrafted – of various strata – Mexico's and Canada's bourgeoisies, Mexican migration and the American people themselves – that give consistency to the United States Empire. In this sense, Donald Trump's administration, by pushing for an insane deterritorialisation of all political-commercial relations from their fundamental partners and own people, turns the production of a body without organs (BwO) by the United States into a suicidal BwO: a BwO that drives the statement of the plane of immanence not as a plane of consistency, but as a plane of abolition.