Trump issues order to enhance U.S. immigration security and prevent national security threats 

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to strengthen U.S. immigration security.

The order is intended to protect American citizens by improving the vetting and screening process for foreign nationals applying to enter the country.

It focuses on preventing individuals who may pose a national security threat, such as terrorists or those with harmful ideologies, from entering or staying in the U.S.

In the executive order, released by The White House, Trump laid out a clear policy to ensure that foreign nationals do not exploit U.S. immigration laws for harmful purposes. The order stresses the importance of thorough screening of individuals before they are admitted to the U.S. and mandates that individuals already in the country be continuously monitored to ensure they do not pose a threat to national security or public safety.

Enhanced vetting and screening for foreign nationals 

A central aspect of the executive order is the enhancement of the vetting and screening process…