NYN | News
The new U.S. administration under President Donald Trump has announced an unprecedented move to expel more than 500 Yemeni citizens from U.S. territory as part of a series of strict measures targeting the restriction of irregular immigration.
Official documents from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) revealed a plan to evacuate 558 members of the Yemeni community residing in the United States, in what has been described as the largest deportation operation in the history of displacement.
This action was taken in line with Trump’s directives aimed at expediting the removal of illegal immigrants. It is part of a broader campaign targeting approximately 1.5 million immigrants worldwide, according to previous statements from U.S. officials.
Some observers believe that these measures may be linked to the positions of certain Arab communities, including Yemenis, who have supported the Palestinian cause, particularly amid recent political tensions between the U.S. administration and Palestinian factions.
