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The US newspaper “Washington Post” confirmed that the Democratic candidate who declared his victory in the US presidential elections, “Joe Biden”, has promised that the first decisions he will sign upon assuming power will include the lifting of the travel ban imposed on several Islamic countries.
The newspaper noted that “Among the package of decisions that Biden promised is rejoining the Paris climate accords, and this will reflect President Trump’s withdrawal from the World Health Organization.”
“Biden will also reinstate the program that allows dreamers, who were illegally brought to the United States as children, to remain in the country,” he added, according to people familiar with his plans.
“Although power transitions can always include sudden changes, the change from Trump to Biden will be one of the most impressive events in American history,” the newspaper noted.
Like the elitist global referendum, most world leaders, long concerned about Trump’s stupidity, were quick to congratulate Biden on winning the presidency.
In his speech to announce his victory, Biden said that he would restore respect to the United States in the world and work to revive the values of coexistence and unity.
The court battles began
But as soon as the electoral battle ended with the announcement of Joe Biden’s victory over his opponent, Trump, led by the United States, the two opponents began legal battles over whether to confirm the victory or challenge it, as the Trump campaign prepares. for the largest and longest legal battle to challenge the election results in court.
The following is a list of problems that will follow for the next few days and perhaps weeks. The Trump campaign said Saturday that more lawsuits would be filed in the coming days.
Lawsuits in Pennsylvania
There are a number of court battles set to begin in the crucial state of Pennsylvania, as the Trump campaign is suing election officials in Philadelphia over the city’s vote count that took place on Saturday. On Thursday, a state court allowed the campaign to be closer to the counting process, in a decision officials appealed against.
The Philadelphia Board of Elections said its monitoring rules were essential for safety reasons and to maintain social distancing.
On Wednesday, the Trump campaign filed a lawsuit to intervene in a case that the Supreme Court will hear against a ruling from the state’s highest court that allows election officials to count postal ballots sent on Election Day and arriving on Election Day. Friday.
On Friday night, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito ordered the electoral boards of the state’s provinces to separate mail-in ballots arriving after 8 p.m. on election day from the rest of the votes.
Pennsylvania election officials said late-arriving votes had already been discarded.
Battle of Georgia Voices
The Trump campaign filed a lawsuit Wednesday in a Chatham County court stating that late votes were incorrectly mixed with valid votes and asking a judge to order late votes cast and not be counted. The case was dismissed Thursday.
Michigan Vote Counting Battle
The Trump campaign filed a lawsuit Wednesday in Michigan to stop the state’s vote count. The lawsuit argued that election observers in the campaign were denied “real access” to the vote count, as well as access to surveillance camera footage from the polls.
Judge Cynthia Stephens dismissed the case Thursday, saying there was no legal basis or evidence to stop voting and approve the applications.
Overall, these issues sum up a long battle and also the Republican billionaire’s refusal to admit defeat.
Trump is known for his stubborn personality and confrontational approach, and it is not yet clear whether he will change his position in light of recent events and admit defeat.
Kushner asks Trump to acknowledge election results
CNN reported that President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner contacted the White House teacher and asked him to acknowledge the results of the voting in the presidential election.
“CNN” quoted two sources informed in the early hours of Sunday, saying that Kushner “went to Trump to ask for recognition of the election results,” without providing further details.
Despite the statistics confirming Biden’s victory and the fact that dozens of world leaders congratulated him on the electoral victory, Trump categorically refused to acknowledge his defeat and promised to go to court to ensure a “fair count” of the votes.
