Hamed Aleaziz

Yeah, no, there's nothing specifically that they're pointing to.

And when President Trump was asked about this idea that they granted this man asylum during his administration in April, he wouldn't engage with that answer.

And again, he returned to this idea that

Biden brought him, and once people are brought to this country, there's not much that they can do.

That's essentially what he said.

Yeah, basically, in a matter of days, the Trump administration takes a series of actions that have just massive implications.

At first, the Department of Homeland Security announces a pause on all immigration applications filed by Afghan immigrants.

So, for Afghans in the United States, this means a pause on their ability to seek a green card, U.S.

citizenship...

for them, their ability to stay in this country long-term is now on hold.

Yes, exactly.

And they build on that.

They say they will review all asylum applications that were granted during the Biden administration.

All of it.

They're going to go back and look at those applications and figure out if there were any issues with those grants.

And again, building on this idea that the Biden administration, in their words, did not do enough vetting.

Exactly.

So they're going back to look at those records.

And they take it even a step further.

They decide that, actually, we're going to review all green card holders from countries that President Trump already banned from travel to the United States.