President Donald Trump’s United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is ordering a review of all refugees resettled across the U.S. by former President Joe Biden’s administration.

An internal USCIS memo, obtained by Reuters, details plans by Director Joseph Edlow to give a second look to hundreds of thousands of refugee cases adjudicated under the Biden administration — specifically those who arrived from Afghanistan with minimal vetting.

The memo similarly halts the processing of cases where refugees, admitted under Biden, are seeking permanent residence in the U.S.

“Given these concerns, USCIS has determined that a comprehensive review and a re-interview of all refugees admitted from January 20, 2021, to February 20, 2025, is warranted,” the memo states, according to Reuters. “When appropriate, USCIS will also review and re-interview refugees admitted outside this timeframe.”

USCIS may terminate refugee status for those refugees who are found to have not met the criteria required by federal immigration law.

As Breitbart News has reported for years, there has been widespread fraud and abuse within the massive Afghan resettlement carried out by Biden in 2021, law enforcement agencies and inspectors general offices have repeatedly found.

In one such recent case, a 27-year-old Afghan man was arrested in Oklahoma last year after allegedly planning an Election Day terrorist attack on Americans. The man had been brought to the United States through Biden’s massive resettlement operation.

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