Mora Namdar, whose parents are Iranian immigrants, was sworn as the State Department’s new assistant secretary for the Bureau of Consular Affairs
Donald Trump has promoted Mora Namdar — an attorney, part-time salon owner and former Project 2025 author — in a senior role that oversees visa approvals, issuing passports, and is responsible for the welfare of U.S. citizens overseas.
Namdar, of Texas, whose parents are Iranian immigrants, was sworn in this week as the State Department’s new assistant secretary for the Bureau of Consular Affairs after working on U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East and North Africa within the agency.
The 38-year-old’s new role could see her deciding the fates of migrants applying for visas who have been critical of the Trump administration, according to testimony she gave before a Senate committee in October.
I like how you argue that I’m putting words in your mouth and then you proceed to put words in mine.
So yes, the Argument was pedantic.Fantastic. Thank you for the confirmation. Have a wonderful day.
Please provide a quote where I put words in your mouth. Just one.
I will decline. Thank you for your time. I learned a long time ago this will lead nowhere. I hope you have a nice rest of your day.