US EditionTrump signs order allowing foreign terrorist designation for Muslim Brotherhood chapters
- On Monday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order directing the Department of State and Department of the Treasury to consider designations for Muslim Brotherhood chapters in Lebanon, Egypt and Jordan.
- Citing security concerns, the White House said certain chapters "engage in or facilitate and support violence and destabilization campaigns," citing alleged links to Hamas and rocket attacks by Lebanon's Muslim Brotherhood armed wing after Oct. 7, 2023, plus calls for violence from Jordanian Brotherhood leaders.
- The order requires a 30-day joint report from State and Treasury, directing Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to consult the Attorney General and DNI and act within 45 days if warranted.
- Civil-Rights groups have already mounted legal challenges to state designations, as CAIR's lawsuit highlights U.S. legal consequences including sanctions and bans affecting Muslim American activists and charities.
- Longstanding pressure from activists and lawmakers culminated in this order, with a Senate bill having 11 co-sponsors and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praising the move alongside ISGAP.
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Trump signs order for initiating process of labelling Muslim Brotherhood chapters as terrorist organisations
United States President Donald Trump issued an executive order on Monday evening, directing agencies to initiate the formal process for designating certain chapters of the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist organisations. The Muslim Brotherhood is already outlawed as a terrorist group in some countries, such as Egypt and Saudi Arabia. More recently, Jordan banned it in April of this year. Signed at the White House on November 24, the order specific…
Trump moves to label Muslim Brotherhood chapters as terrorist groups, citing Hamas links
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US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that begins a process to designate branches of the Muslim Brotherhood in certain countries as "foreign terrorist organizations."
Trump Moves to Tag Muslim Brotherhood Chapters as Terror Groups
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order launching a process to determine whether specific chapters of the Muslim Brotherhood particularly in Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon should be designated as foreign terrorist organizations or specially designated global terrorists. The order instructs the State and Treasury Departments to produce a report and move ahead with any […] The post Trump Moves to Tag Muslim Brotherhood Chapters as Terror …
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