Trump said America Will not Tolerate Intellectual Property and Job Theft ~ Mr-Khand News and Knowledge

Trump said, America will not tolerate intellectual property and job theft

Trump said, we will not be blinded by the unethical theft and its financial advantage anywhere in the world of American jobs and intellectual property.

Washington, Patr. Strengthening the slogan of 'Make America Great Again', the Trinamul government has said that it does not want to abstain from intellectual property theft. Announcing April 26 as World Intellectual Property Day, Trump said that the US will no longer tolerate the theft of jobs, property and intellectual property. The country has a loss of $ 600 billion annually due to its theft. Intellectual property includes books, art works, inventions, movies, etc.

Trump said, "We will not blind our eyes on the unethical theft and its financial exploitation anywhere in the world of American jobs and intellectual property. This not only destroys the business and personnel of the country, but it is also not in the interest of national security. I have instructed federal agencies to take strict action against such practices. "

Significantly, the US has recently begun investigations into the effect of the applicable intellectual property rights law in China and its effect on the trade here.

Trump administration to speed up special security of Nepalese immigrants

The Trump Government has decided to eliminate Temporary Protection Status (TPS) of nine hundred Nepalese immigrants living here. After TPS removal, they will either have to go back home or find other options to stay here.

It is known that TPS is given to citizens of the country facing violence, disputes, pandemics, earthquakes or natural disaster. Names of Nepalese were given special status given the danger related to natural disaster. The US government took the decision after taking stock of Nepal's situation. This will affect 8,950 people, of which 85 percent live in New York. However, Homeland Security Minister Kirtzjan M. Nielsen has deferred this decision for 12 months. As a result, on June 24, 2019, the special status given to Nepali citizens will end.