Liberians order to leave the United States

US President Donald Trump has decided to cancel the rights of thousands of Liberian migrants on Tuesday. At the same time, in the next year, they ordered the United States to leave.

Earlier, two hundred and fifty lakhs of Salvador, Haitian and Nicaraguan people had to leave the United States in the administrative order of President Trump.

During the civil war in South Africa in 1991, several Liberians left the country and took shelter in the United States. At that time, the United States allowed them to stay safe in the country by giving their temporary protection status.

In 1999, then President Bill Clinton gave 10,000 Liberians a new life with DID status. President George W. Bush and Barack Obama also gave their re-DID status. But the current President Trump has withdrawn this status and ordered the Liberians to return to their country.