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The Trump administration’s approach to the Muslim Brotherhood shifted from debating whether to designate the organization as a single entity to targeting specific branches. On November 24, 2025, an executive order launched a review of the Egyptian, Jordanian, and Lebanese branches. In January 2026, all three were designated under U.S. terrorism lists. According to the article, the policy is driven by security concerns and allegations of support for Hamas, as well as Washington’s ties with its Arab allies and Israel and domestic political calculations. The issue has also become a point of contention in election debates, where it is used to cast doubt on Muslim candidates, as in the case of Abdul El-Sayed. This has raised concerns that efforts to confront groups accused of terrorism may be conflated with questioning the loyalty of Muslim Americans in general.
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