President Donald Trump signed two new executive orders shortly after the swearing in of General Mattis as the new US Defense Secretary, one executive order is to begin the great rebuilding of the US military according to which US military strength will be questioned by nobody. The second executive order will involve the implementation of new vetting measures to keep radical Islamic terrorists out of the United States of America.
The President was speaking at the Pentagon on Friday when he made it clear that the action includes plans for new planes, new ships and new resources for the men and women in uniform. President Trump’s announcement came after a ceremony honoring his new Defense Secretary, retired Gen. James Mattis.
President Trump also signed an executive action that will implement the new vetting measures that are aimed at keeping the radical Islamic terrorists out of the United States. Trump made it clear that the United States doesn’t want the terror group in the country. Adding that he only wants to admit people in the United States who will support the country in its endeavors. The President’s comments echoed his campaign pledge to implement the extreme vetting programs with special emphasis on people coming from countries that have ties with terrorism.
Speaking at the Pentagon ceremony, Trump made it clear that he’s establishing new vetting measures to keep radical Islamic terrorists out of the United States of America. Adding that the U.S. only wants to admit people into the country who support and love the country and its people. Trump also vowed that his administration will conduct a great rebuild of the US Armed Forces and thus allow for new planes, tools and resources, all in a move to ensure that the strength of the United States Armed Forces is unquestionable by any one.
