The administration of the US President-elect Joe Biden expressed its will to remove the travel-ban of most of the Muslim countries, alongside re-joining the Paris Agreement since Biden's day 1, White House official Ron Klein told the New York Times newspaper on Saturday.
Klein highlighted that Biden will impose more measures including re-membering the torn families on borders, paying the loans of students, and imposing more restrictions.
Biden's inauguration will take place on 20 January after he won the presidential elections against the current US President Donald Trump last November.
Trump rejected to accept his defeat and filed various suits against the results of the elections. Moreover, he called his fans to express their voice and revolt against the elections which were meet by full rejection from the House of Representatives and President-elect Joe Biden.
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