US President Donald Trump is on Tuesday.
“Their country,” Trump said at a White House news conference. They went around killing each other.
We They do not want in our country. “
The broken language came Soon after planning Federal authorities are preparing a planned immigration enforcement procedure In Minnesota, the main focus is on Somali immigrants in the United States illegally
On the same day, trumpet Management said All immigration applications, Immigration from 19 non-European countries, including green card and US citizenship work, citing threats to national security and public safety. Those countries include Afghanistan and Somalia.
In 2024, there were approximately 260,000 people of Somali ancestry living in the United States. The largest population is in Minneapolis-St. Pole area, about 84,000 residents and most of them are American citizens.
But why is Trump going after immigrants? From the war-torn East African country and their descendants? What else is there? And what has been the response so far? Let’s break it down.
What did Trump say?
Trump often uses such rhetoric and racist language throughout his political career. EspeciallyFor example, the Haitian refugees feed cats and dogs and once they apply African countries Like “Shithole countries.”
But he’s been focusing on it in recent weeks, saying it’s “caused a lot of trouble” while living in America.
After the fall of the Dagh Art ator, they fled for decades to African countries due to war, widespread civil war and the rise of Al-Qaida. Al-Shabaab radical group.
On Tuesday, Somalia was “just a country” that said, “not much vegetables”.
“I don’t want Trump in our country,” he said. I’m really me, okay? a person <ኦህ, ያ, ይህ በፖለቲካዊ ትክክል አይደለም> He says. i don’t care. Their country is not good for a reason. “
On Tuesday, US President Donald Trump went on a three-minute plank against immigrants in the Cabinet saying “we need them in our country”. Minneapolis Mayor Emily said that the community of 80,000 people of Somali origin has economic and cultural benefits.
“WIf we take garbage to our country, it will go the wrong way,” he said.
It is dispersed in a different way “I see these people broken,” said Minnesota’s large Somali community. They are saying.
Trump is also on the cane Minnesota Democratic Rep. Ihan Omar, Calling him “dirty trash” and saying “Friends are trash.”
“These are people who have no complaints,” he said.
He “always” always “always” does not know what he is looking at.
But I think she is a competent person. “She’s a real terrible person,” he said.
Last month, Trump declared a protected status for Somali refugees in Minnesota.
How Trump Somalis sing?
Trump and other administration officials have targeted the capital, Mogadishu, after al-Qaida al-Kaba, which controls traditional parts of Somalia, has joined the Kaba’s land crackdown in Somalia.
Secretary of the Treasury Scott It is in the social media site The agency said the agency is “investigating whether hard-working miners may have been employed by the terrorist organization,” adding that little evidence has yet emerged to show the link.
Federal prosecutors in Minnesota did not find any of the defendants unnecessary in the Depress Flowers scam by providing material support to Minnesota foreign businesses.
At the same time, lOxidized Somali community leaders, as well as allies such as Gov, are pushing back against those who blame the broader Somali community for massive fraud in public programs.
These federal prosecutors include those who are known for feeding the future scandal of what they feel is the country’s largest domestic capping scandal. It is intended to feed children during the epidemic.
The defendants were accused of giving millions of meals to children. Although the reception of the suspected phone call was white, many of the accused were Somali, and most of us were American citizens.
How did people respond to Trump’s comments?
Omar will return on Wednesday, calling her and the Somali community “with and from the Somali community”.
The reporter told her, “We are not, we are not afraid, and we are not afraid.”
The Prime Minister of Somalia did not comment on Trump’s statements during a public event on Wednesday. But as New York Times“We are not alone,” said Prime Minister Hamouza Abdi Barr in Mogadishu.
“Sometimes, it is better to answer when it is mentioned, which is “ A Local media network.
Chapter of the Minnesota State Council on American-Islamic Relations (BER). Sunday In the last several days, Somalia has been targeting Minnesota, saying that the “society” has increased “sharply and disturbingly”.
“What we are seeing is not normal immigration enforcement. It is a political target.” he said Jailani Hussain, Executive Director of Har-Minnesota.
On Wednesday, Hussein Trump was “unfair” and disappointing.
“It’s really unleashing this fear in our community,” he said.
What do local politicians say?
Several city leaders in Inipalis spoke on Tuesday, standing with the Somali residents.
“Mintalolis is proud to be the largest Somali community in the country,” he said.
“They are our neighbors, our friends and our family — and welcome in our town — even if Donald Trump never does.”
Washington State Chapter A Sunday Trump’s statements are called “bad”.
Washington has the largest Somali American population in the nation, President Trump’s comments not only for this community, but for refugees as well. Kamran Sir-Yi is the main director of Imran Siddiqui.
And in Somalia? Abrilala Abidilala Abidilala Abidilala Abidiniyawi, an elder in the community in Somalia, was shocked by the winter language in Rimp.
“The world must respond,” he said. A president who speaks in such a way cannot serve America and the world. ”
“We don’t use bad language in our culture,” a 45-year-old construction worker in the capital, Mogadishu, told the Rockets.
“It is to take measures against us and the people and to cut them with anger Mild first, then take the trump tO.S. To examine a mental hospital. “
What are the links to terrorist groups?
Authorities in Minnesota say young Somali men have served for years to lead ISIS and the Somalia-based militant group al-Shabaab.
In the year At the beginning of 2007, the problem was that after more than 20 young people went to Somalia, the foundation of the Ethiopian government was weakened.
Although most of these cases have been resolved, another one came to light earlier this year. The 23-year-old defendant pleaded guilty to attempting to provide material support and resources to a designated foreign terrorist organization.
ISIS is also present in the 2010s, in the 2010s, considering joining the big guys in Syria.