An executive order from newly elected US President Donald Trump has stopped the US transfer of thousands of Afghan nationals.
According to a foreign media report, an American official said Saturday that flights to more than 40,000 Afghan citizens have been suspended after President Donald Trump’s order to stop foreign aid, special US visas for these Afghan citizens. They were approved and they threaten the Taliban’s revenge.
According to the report, most of these citizens are in Afghanistan, the rest are in Pakistan, Qatar and Albania
Donald Trump’s order to halt the transfer of Afghan citizens has led to a 90 -day halt to withholding foreign development aid, during which the US president’s “US First” foreign policy will be reviewed.
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According to the report, which was granted asylum in the United States during the Biden era, about 85,000 Afghans moved to the United States during Barack Obama’s presidency, while only 11,000 Afghan nationals in Donald Trump’s first presidency. Moved.
Remember that last week, US President Donald Trump started administrative affairs by signing several executive orders following the swearing -in ceremony.
Former President Joe Biden’s 78 presidential steps canceled, including important decisions, aimed at taking steps towards economic and political reforms.
President Trump also signed an order to apologize to 1,500 people involved in the capital attack.
In his address, President Trump had said that he would cancel the devastating executive orders of the previous government, take immediate steps to reduce inflation, and send criminals back to their countries.
He announced the abolition of the ban on offshore drilling during the Biden administration.
Trump signed various important executive orders, including orders to withdraw from the Paris Agreement on the US Environment and ban federal recruits.
