President Donald Trump has signaled his intention to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization, marking a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy.
The move, announced through an executive order on November 24, 2025, instructs the U.S. Department of State and Treasury to assess whether branches of the Muslim Brotherhood in countries like Egypt, Lebanon, and Jordan should be officially labeled as foreign terrorist organizations.
The administration cites the group’s alleged involvement in supporting violence against U.S. allies and its links to Hamas as key reasons for the designation.
This decision has already sparked strong reactions from policymakers and civil-rights groups, raising concerns about potential impacts on free speech and religious freedoms.
If implemented, it would be one of the most impactful national security moves of the Trump administration. A bold step that is sure to provoke widespread debate
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