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Trump takes steps to designate Muslim Brotherhood affiliates as terrorist groups
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President Trump called for the U.S. to weigh labeling some Middle Eastern affiliates of the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist groups, taking aim at the controversial Islamist movement.
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Trump begins process of designating Muslim Brotherhood chapters as terrorist groups
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Trump takes steps to designate Muslim Brotherhood affiliates as terrorist groups
President Trump on Sunday revealed his plans to designate the controversial Muslim Brotherhood as a foreign terrorist organization amid recent revelations about the Islamist group's radicalism and growing influence in the West.
Last week, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott designated the Muslim Brotherhood as well as the Council on American-Islamic Relations, an advocacy group for American Muslims, as foreign terrorist organizations.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order directing Secretary of State Marco Rubio to begin designating Muslim Brotherhood chapters as Foreign Terrorist Organizations.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -President Donald Trump on Monday signed an executive order directing his administration to determine whether to designate certain chapters of the Muslim Brotherhood, such as those in Lebanon, Egypt, and Jordan, as foreign terrorist organizations and specially-designated global …
President Trump announces plans to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization following Texas' declaration and warnings about the group's U.S. influence.
President Donald Trump signs executive order directing State and Treasury departments to pursue terrorism designations for Muslim Brotherhood chapters in Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon.
Last week, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott designated the Muslim Brotherhood as well as the Council on American-Islamic Relations, an advocacy group for American Muslims, as foreign terrorist organizations.
President Trump called for the U.S. to weigh labeling some Middle Eastern affiliates of the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist groups, taking aim at the controversial Islamist movement.
"President Trump is confronting the Muslim Brotherhood’s transnational network, which fuels terrorism and destabilization campaigns against U.S. interests and allies in the Middle East."
President Trump has signed an executive order directing top national security officials to evaluate whether certain chapters of the Muslim Brotherhood should be designated as terrorist organizations, according to the White House.
