Donald Trump targets migrants and Joe Biden in the explosion of orders

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Donald Trump prevented citizens from 12 countries from entering the United States and launched an investigation into Joe Biden’s assistants for allegedly hiding his mental retreat, in a sharp expansion in his anti -migration and revenge policies against his political opponents.

Trump’s moves were part of a set of measures announced by the White House late on Wednesday, which represents a new turn in his second term in his position.

The comprehensive ban on entry to foreign citizens from certain countries raised the “Islamic ban” that he presented during his first term, while the investigation was in Biden His assistants followed him in his election campaign to investigate his predecessor.

Also on Wednesday evening, Trump renewed his attack on Harvard University, where he canceled visas for foreign students looking to study at the Elite Foundation.

The ban on entry to the United States applies to citizens from Afghanistan, Chad, the Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Yemen and Myanmar – which the administration referred to as Burma. Citizens from those countries will be prevented from reaching the United States starting from June 9, according to the announcement signed by the President on Wednesday.

Trump Entry has also been partially restricted to the citizens of Burundi, Cuba, Laos, Sierra Leone, Togo, Turkmenistan and Venezuela.

As with Trump’s first ban on the entry of citizens of some Muslim -majority countries, restrictions are likely to face a set of legal challenges, which may affect their implementation.

Trump said that the new ban will allow the US government “to protect its citizens from terrorist attacks and other security threats or public safety.”

In a video posted on his social platform in fact late on Wednesday, Trump said that more countries can be added to the list “with threats all over the world”, and nations can be removed if they “material improvements” for their audits.

He said The attack on the Jewish community In Bulder, Colorado, who was accused of an Egyptian immigrant and left 15 people who were wounded at the weekend, “emphasized the severe risks that were put on our country by entering foreign citizens who were not properly examined” or those who exceeded temporary visas.

“We don’t want them. We will not let what happened in Europe happens to America.”

Trump blamed Biden for such incidents, claiming that “open door policies” of his predecessor allows the entry of “millions of these illegal.” He also described his ban in the first -term as one of his “most successful policies”.

Biden’s investigation was revealed in a separate note to Public Prosecutor Bam Bondi, issued by the White House. She said that the White House lawyer will be achieved in “whether some individuals conspired to deceive the public about the mental state of Biden, exercise the authorities and the president’s responsibilities unconstitutionally.”

The investigation follows the release of a book from journalists, Jake Taber and Alex Thompson, which contains a harmful disclosure about the low mental and physical intensity of Biden, as he launched his unrestricted campaign to re -election.

Trump has installed allegations that employees had Biden without his knowledge using electronic signatures or “automated”.

The White House memo said that the investigation will focus on “policy documents for which the autopsy has been used, including granting compassion, executive orders, presidential notes, or other presidential policy decisions, which ordered the signing of the president.”