Immediately after Donald Trump signed more than a hundred executive orders related to immigration, raids have been launched in various states of the US to arrest undocumented illegal immigrants. In addition, suspected immigrants are being questioned on a large scale. Undocumented Bangladeshis are also worried about this. In the meantime, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has arrested four Bangladeshis from the Fulton area of Brooklyn borough of New York.

Khadija Muntaha Ruba, a law officer working on immigrants in New York, said that ICE arrested four undocumented Bangladeshis while they were hanging out in the Fulton area of Brooklyn borough of New York. At that time, they were wearing white clothes.

She also said that unnecessary police or other disputes or troubles should not be involved in these difficult times.

Bangladeshis may be affected by several of Trump's executive orders, said Raju Mahajan, an attorney of Bangladeshi origin living in the United States. He said that those who used to illegally enter the United States through the Mexican border via South America, including Brazil and Argentina, will be completely closed. Earlier, diversity was given importance in government jobs. As a result, immigrants have received extensive job opportunities in various places. From now on, those appointments will be determined based on merit. As a result, numerous Bangladeshis may be laid off.

Immediately after Donald Trump signed more than a hundred executive orders related to immigration, raids have been launched in various states of the US to arrest undocumented illegal immigrants. In addition, suspected immigrants are being questioned on a large scale. Undocumented Bangladeshis are also worried about this. In the meantime, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has arrested four Bangladeshis from the Fulton area of Brooklyn borough of New York.

Khadija Muntaha Ruba, a law officer working on immigrants in New York, said that ICE arrested four undocumented Bangladeshis while they were hanging out in the Fulton area of Brooklyn borough of New York. At that time, they were wearing white clothes.

She also said that unnecessary police or other disputes or troubles should not be involved in these difficult times.

Bangladeshis may be affected by several of Trump's executive orders, said Raju Mahajan, an attorney of Bangladeshi origin living in the United States. He said that those who used to illegally enter the United States through the Mexican border via South America, including Brazil and Argentina, will be completely closed. Earlier, diversity was given importance in government jobs. As a result, immigrants have received extensive job opportunities in various places. From now on, those appointments will be determined based on merit. As a result, numerous Bangladeshis may be laid off.

'The Golden Age of America begins bight now'... This was the first sentence of Donald J. Trump. Trump was speaking after taking the oath as the 47th President of the United States on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. He highlighted various aspects of his action plan in his speech amid thunderous applause.

He said, I will put America first. I will restore democracy and sovereignty. Our highest priority will be to build a nation that will make us proud. America will be a prosperous and free country.

Trump said, I will bring about changes that have never been seen in America before. We will do everything for law-abiding Americans. American border policy will be for our own people. And the work of all these changes begins today and we will implement these changes very quickly.

We will give back to the people their faith, their wealth, their democracy and freedom, said Donald Trump. The days of America's backwardness are over. We will not go backward anymore, he said.

There was an assassination attempt on him. Recalling that the bullet had come out of his ear, Donald Trump said, "God has protected me so that I can make America great again."

We will face all the crises of the country with dignity and strength, said Trump. Today is Martyr Luther King Day. Together, we will make all his dreams come true.

America must return to its day of self-confidence. We will not forget our country, we will not forget our Constitution. And we will not forget our God, said Trump.

Referring to this day as the Revolution of Common Sense, Donald Trump said, "With common sense, we will give some executive orders, cancel some orders. All illegal entry into the country will be stopped now. I have re-enacted the Mexico policy," Trump announced.

President Donald Trump is withdrawing the United States from the World Health Organization for the second time.

He announced his withdrawal from the WHO on Monday night (January 20), USA Today reported.

The report said that Trump fulfilled his campaign promise to reject the global institution with an executive order on his first day in office after taking office for a second term.

Health experts are also concerned that the United States is becoming isolated in the pandemic, disease response and diplomatic relations.

Trump has previously criticized the WHO during the Covid-19 pandemic. As a result, the process of withdrawing from the WHO began in 2020.

It is worth noting that the United States is historically the largest funder of the World Health Organization, based in Geneva, Switzerland. The WHO is part of the United Nations, responsible for preparing for and fighting health emergencies. The United States has strongly influenced the organization since its establishment after World War II.