African Reporter: Trump Waging Deadly War Now In Somalia
By Semafor Africa Photos: Video Screenshot\Wikimedia Commons The Trump administration has placed Somalis in the US under heightened scrutiny at the same time as it wages a deadly — albeit quieter — campaign in Somalia, an African security reporter wrote in a column for Semafor. A year into Trump 2.0, the number of strikes carried out by Washington has reached 144, more than half of the record-breaking tally from the US president’s first term. The spike comes as the US announced the termination of the Temporary Protected Status for Somalis, making thousands eligible for deportation by March. “Trump promised to end America’s “forever wars,” yet he’s only expanding them — at least in Somalia’s case — through airpower, argued Tomi Oladipo. “The growing opacity in US counterterrorism efforts abroad mirrors a broader trend toward reduced transparency in domestic enforcement as activists have pointed out in US cities like Minneapolis.” Read on to find out why the attacks have been shrouded in opacity. →
By Semafor Africa
Photos: Video Screenshot\Wikimedia Commons
The Trump administration has placed Somalis in the US under heightened scrutiny at the same time as it wages a deadly — albeit quieter — campaign in Somalia, an African security reporter wrote in a column for Semafor.

A year into Trump 2.0, the number of strikes carried out by Washington has reached 144, more than half of the record-breaking tally from the US president’s first term. The spike comes as the US announced the termination of the Temporary Protected Status for Somalis, making thousands eligible for deportation by March.
“Trump promised to end America’s “forever wars,” yet he’s only expanding them — at least in Somalia’s case — through airpower, argued Tomi Oladipo. “The growing opacity in US counterterrorism efforts abroad mirrors a broader trend toward reduced transparency in domestic enforcement as activists have pointed out in US cities like Minneapolis.”
Read on to find out why the attacks have been shrouded in opacity. →




