Donald Trump is withdrawing ban on trumpeter refugees The US administration said in a declaration on Monday. The country has imposed restrictions on refugees from 11 'high risk' countries. But withdrawing the ban will also face a new security when entering the United States, refugees
According to BBC News, US Homeland Security minister Chris Nylssen said, "It is very important for us to know who is entering the United States. This extra vetting will make the misuse of our refugee program difficult for those with a bad attitude. '
On condition of anonymity, a senior US Department of State official said that the security scrutiny was not enough to prevent Muslim entry into the United States. He said, "There is no specific position of our administration regarding religion."
But the countries which have decided to ban the ban on the administration of the United States President Donald Trump, have not been named. In October, those countries were banned. Among the countries imposed by the ban, the majority of the Muslim majority were among the countries.
According to the information provided by refugee organizations, more than 40 percent of refugees from 11 countries came to the United States in the last three years. These countries are Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Mali, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Yemen and North Korea. However, due to the restriction of trump administration in October, the number of refugees from those 11 countries came down to just 23. The White House said it will be possible to ensure national security by tackling terrorism and criminal threats through implementing this new policy.
Prior to this, Donald Trump proposed the closure of the 'Green Card Lottery' program that lasted for 27 years last week. Since taking oath as president, Trump has taken a tough position on refugees and immigrants. Under the refugee program, the United States was supposed to take 1, 10 thousand refugees in 2017 fiscal year. But the Tram power brought it down to 53 thousand. Besides, he also imposed a 120-day ban on refugee entry.