Thursday, March 13, 2025

NUMEITE’ TUNG PASIAN GEELNA OR PASIAN NASEPNA AH NUMEITE’

 NUMEITE’ TUNG PASIAN GEELNA OR PASIAN NASEPNA AH NUMEITE’

 Leitungah Numeite’ thupitna tampi kigen a, tuateh’ gualzawhna nungah Numei khat na omden hi. Tua ahih manin Numeite’ sungah a thupi tampi om cih i pulak masa nuam hi. Innkuan sungnopna dingin nute’ tungah nakpi-in ki nga diak hi. Tunitak in zong Numeite’ tungah Pasian geelna /Pasian nasepna ah Numeite cih tawh LST sunga Numei (3)te tawh kikup ding konggel hi. 

1). Rahab-(Joshua 2:1-24) 

    Jericho khua numei paktat nu hi-a, Hebrew thukan te nih zindo in seel a, a suakta sak nu ahi hi. Joshua sawl gam en te a suahtaksakna hangij Rahab leh a innkuan te Jericho a kilak teh Israel ten that lo uh hi. Mate khangsimna sungah Jesuh hongpian na ding Gentail numei (4) lakah khat ahi hi. 

   Rahab mi thupi lua hilo a, a zindo na hangin a innkuan pihte suplawh hi. Numei te zindo na in na lianpi sem a, hong gumpa Jesuh khanggui dong hongsuak hi.

2). Namaan silanu/Israel nungakno-(2King 5:1-19)

  Galkap mang Naanan in gal lel in sila leh nasem ding in a mat hih nu pen nasep thupi neilo, a mi mahmah zong thupi lo hi mah leh a pu ahi, Namaan phak natna pan a damna dingin hih nu hang kici thei hi. Tua hi a, ei mahmah thupi ki salo-in nasep thupi zong neilo kisa mah ding hihang , a hi zongin Pasian in geelna lianpi nei hi cih kiphawk den dingin deih ing. 

3). Mary -(John 12:1-11) 

    LST thak sun gah Mary kici min nei (6) om a, tuni ka gennop Mary pen Bethany khua Martha leh Lazarus te sanggam nu Mary ahi hi. Jesus anne in a om laitak in  hongpai a, a manpha mahmah paaknamtui Jesuh khe nuh in a sam tawh hong nulsak hi. Paaknamtui pen namtui lua in innpi sung zel mang hu. 

    Mi dang te mawhsak nuam in hih zah a manpha zuak in mizawng te huhna leng ci-in mawk sak uh hi. Hih paaknamtui pen zuakleng ngunpek zaathum manding (Judah pasal hat khat kumkhat income) tawh kidim ding kici hi. Jesuh in mite mawhsak na a theih teh mawhsak Kei in a mah in kei tungah na hoih khat a sem hi. Mi zawngte no kiangah om den ding a, kei ka hih leh no tawh ka om khawm den kei ding hi ci-hi. Hih sathau nilhna pen Jesuh ki vui ding pumpi puahlholhna lim hi a, lungdamna thupi zong neilo a ki genna Leitung mun khempeuh ah hih thu kigen ding hihang ci-in dawng hi. 


 U te nau te Mary in Jesuh it lua ahih manin a neih manpha pen pia ngam, sumngam in mawhsakna thuak ngam hi.  Topa Jesuh a sih in a zui ngam Numeite’ hi-a, thawhkik ciang zong a mu masa Numeite’ mah hi se hi. Mary bangin Jesuh it pen in nei-in i neih manpha pen Jesuh ading a pia ngam Nute’ a hi dingin Topan thupha hongpia ciat tahen.

   A tawpna ah Pasian zatak Numei thupi ka sak mahmah nih ahi, Mother Teresa leh Daw Khin Kyi thu tawh ka khup nuam hi.

 *Mother Teresa-1910-1997

  Hih nu pen August 28,1910 kumin suak a, Albanian minam ahi hi. Mi dangte hehpih na lungsim nei numei khat ahi hi. Kum 1929 pan India gamah Nungak Siangtho  sem hi. Kum 1950 in “Association of Charitable Missionaries” phuan a, tagah kepna 127, sum beilo zato 213, mi phaak zato 54 leh sum beilo laisin na sang 60 phuan khia hi. Mite pampaih mi zawng daipam te lakah Pasian nasem hi. Itna leh veina taktawh ki pumpiak in Calcutta khuapi sung aom mi phaak teng kaikhawm in kem hi. “Pasian ading na hoih khat “ (Something Beatiful for God) cih laibu khat gelh a, kum 1972 in Nobel prize leh England kumpi nu Queen Elizabeth piak “Order of Merit” pahtawina ngah hi. Pope John Paul II in “Blessed Teresa of Calcutta “ ci-in minphatna pia hi. September 06,1997 ni-in leitung nusia in kumpi te ki vui zahphial in gam tuamtuam pan kumpi leh mi thupi te pai-in gal uh hi. 

*Daw Khin Kyi-(1912-1988)

   April 06,1912 in Myaungya khua ah suak hi. Yangon Kyimyimdaing ABM numei sangah pilna sin a, zato siamah Nurse zong sin hi. 

  Kum 1949 in New Delhi WHO khawmpi ah kawlgam taangmi makaipi sem aa, kum 1950-1952 sung Ganeva khawmpi ah kawlgam taangmi makaipi mah ngah hi. USA, Japan, China, India,Thailand,Vietnam, Europe gamte ah kumpi vai tawh zin kawikawi hi. Kum 1950 in USA kumpi-in Kawlgam nu (Mother of Burma) cih pahtawina pia hi. Kum 1960-67 kikal India gam New Delhi ah kawlgam UN palai (Ambassador) sem hi. Yugosalavia kumpi in Pahtawina (Star) pia hi.

    December 27, 1988 in Yangon ah si-a, Tapidaw ngeina tawh ki vui hi. General  Aungsan tawh tapa (2) Aung San  Oo, Aung San Lyin leh tanu (1) Aung San Suu Kyi  te nei hi. April 16,2012 in a nu Daw Khin Kyi kum 100 cin phawkna “Daw Khin Kyi Foundation “ phuankhia a, na hoih tampi sem khia hi.

Monday, March 3, 2025

Nu tawh kisai kuate in bang gen

 

NU tawh kisai, kuaten bang gen 

1. Nu hoih khatin Sia 100 tawh kikim hi. (George Herbert)

2. Nu hoih 3 hong pia le uhcin leitung buppi ka-uk zo ding hi. (Napoleon Bonarpat)

3. Pasian a zahtak Nu anei peuhmah genthei ngeilo hi. (Abraham Lincoln)

4.  Nute-in vantung kongpi tawhtang kemte ahi uhi. (Theodore Williams)

5.  Nu hoih khat pen galkap kuankhat (Batalion 12) sangin manpha zaw hi. (H.Benson)

6.  A lawhcing pasal peuh mah Zi hoih nei teng a hi uhi. (George Washington)

7.  Nute hong pia dih un, amaute zangin leitung kong kilamdangsak ding hi. (St. Augustine)

8.“NU” cih kammal sungah lungnopna zatui namkim kiguang khawm hi. (Bishop Thomson)

9.  Nute in a tavuante uh hong zotek leh India gam in haksatna thuak lo ding hi. (Mahatama Ghandhi)

10. Nu bang a Pawlpi a it lote, Pasian zong Pa bangin it theilo hi. (Martin Luther)

#Nuute_Pahtawina_Mipilte_Kammal_Hoihte

• Abraham Lincoln: Kumpi ka tun theihna pen ka nu hong patah hang hi.

• Bishop Thompson: Nu cih kammal sungah lungnopna om hi.

• D.L.Moody: Nu khempeuh kei nu abang hileh leitungah thong-inn omlo ding hi.

• George Herbert: Nu-hoih khat pen Sia 100 tawh kikim hi.

• H.Benson: Gal hangte sangin nu hoih manpha zaw hi.

• Napoleon: French gam ii ki sap in “Nute” hi.

• Rasa Wallace: Nau luai avei khut in leitung uk hi.

• R.A.Torry: Nu-hoih sanga zahtak huaizaw omlo hi.

• St.Augustine: Nute hong pia un, amaute zangin leitung ka kilamdang sak ding hi.

• Timothy Dwight: Ka lawhcinna thusim pen nu hoih ka neih hang hi.

 

May 13, 2017

Saturday, February 22, 2025

Memorandum of Paite National Council, 1955


 

 

Memorandum of Paite National Council, 1955

Memorandum of the Paite National Council (Demanding the recognition of the Paites as a distinct tribe of India)


To,
The Honourable Minister, Home Affairs,
Government of India 

Sir,

We, the people of Paite in India, beg to submit this memorandum of ours to the Government of India demanding the constitutional recognition of Paite as a distinct tribe of India by the Government of India. The following are few facts about our tribe and demand:

INTRODUCTION

History

The Paite claim to have originated according to their legend from the Sun to be progenitor of their fellow tribes. They left their home at ‘Chimnuai-Geltui’ in Burma and come to Manipur State and Mizo District. The bulk of their population therefore still live in Chin Hills Burma and a large number in the Mizo District today. In Manipur the Paite have their settlement chiefly in the South-West. Well over 60,000 Paite live in bothy Manipur State and Mizo District occupying an area of nearly 3000 square miles. 

CUSTOMS

Dress

“In their dress and habitations the Paite resemble the Lushais, but the place of the “Zawlbuk” is taken by the front varanda of the houses of certain persons of importance, in which are long sleeping bunk in which half a dozen or more youngmen pass the night…The women do not wear the huge ivory earrings of the Lushais but cornelians or short lead bars.”

Marriage

“As regards marriage they are monogamists, in this particular forming a very remarkable exception to all their cognates. The marriages of paternal first cousins are allowed infact, among the chiefs these are the rules. The parent of a young man who desires to marry a girl go to her house with an offering of “zu” and if this is accepted the girl is at once taken to their house, but the bridegroom continues for two or three months to sleep with his bachelor friends. The marriage is not considered final nor is any payment made till a child is born, and if this does not occur within three years the couple separate in few cases, but on the birth of a child the full price agreed on must be paid up and divorce is not countenanced. On my enquiring what would happen in case the lady subsequently proved fickle, my informant smiled in a superior manner and said that such behaviour was unknown among this people-the Paite…”

Inheritance

“As among most non-Lushei tribes, it is the custom among the Paite that the eldest son inherits and the genealogy is traced not from female line but from the male line”.

Religion

“For their “Sabiak” sacrifice the Paite offer to the gods and demons and spirits, a boar, a chicken, a goat, a dog, etc. “The skin of the head, the testiclws, heart, snout, and liver” are offered to the deities on a bamboo altar, which must be freshly thatched”.

Birth

“Immediately after birth the child is washed, and a fowl is killed, and its fearhters are worn round the necks fo the mother and infant. On occasion of the naming two or three pigs if available should be killed and much “zu” drunk. 

Corpse

“After death the corpse is placed on a platform (bed) and fires are lit round it, and young men and maidens sleep near it. The skin is hardened and preserved b being rubbed with some greasy reparation. The body is dressed in the best of clothes available and a chaplet of the tail feathers of the hornbill is placed on its head. During the daytime the corpse is kept in the house, but in the evening it is brought aout and seated on the varendah while the villagers dance and sing round it and drink “zu” pouring it also into the mouth of the corpse. This disgusting performance goes on for a month or more according to the social position fo the deceased. The corpses of those who have attained Thansuah or Tawng honours are kept for a year, at least, in a special shed encvased in a tree trunk…” The Kut festivals are not observed among the Paite, but after the harvest the owners of houses in which young men lodge kill pigs and perform what is known as Sawmzunek.

House site

“When a new site for a house has to be chosen an egg is taken and one end is removed. It is then propped upon three small stones and a fire is lit under it. This is called ‘Aisan’. If the contents boil over towards the person consulting the omen the site is rejected as unlucky. (Vide page 142 of the Lushai Kuki clans written by Lt Col. J Shakespeare”. Writing in 1910 as he did Shakespear of course did not anticipate some changes in the social customs of the Paite but as a whole he gave some pictures of the customs of the Paite even in the author’s own life time. 

LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

G A Grierson, CIE PhD DLitt, ICS, in his Linguistic Survey of India (Vide page 84 Vol III) showed clearly that the language of the Paite is different from any of other tribes namely, the Lusheis, the Nagas and the Kukis and Dr Grierson gave some exhausted examples. Suppose we give the following word “What” to show the difference between Paite, Lushei, or Kuki:

 English         Paite      Kuki (Thado)         Lushei

 What?      Bangahia?      Ipiham?            Engani?

Thus, we can see at a glance that the distinction of the Paite language from other languages of the scheduled tribes is an open fact which does not require proof.

Literature

The Paite had their first printed book in their own language back in 1904 in a form of a Primer. Since then they have some 20 books printed in their own language.

PAITE A DISTINCT TRIBE

As stated before the Paite have their settlement in the South West of Manipur, and in Norther part of Mizo District and even in Chin Hills. They have their own village rule, their own customs, language, literature and culture.

In the first Edition of the Primer written in Lushei language when the British first took yp the administration of Lushai hills (Now, Mizo District) it is written that “there were no particular ruling class among the lushais. But our other neighbouring tribes such as Paite, Shuktes, and Poites from time immemorial have been having ruling classes among them”. This also clearly testifies that Paite are distinct community.

GOVERNMENT’S REMARKS

Shri H Singh, Chief Commissioner, Manipur: “ I thank you (General President, Paite National Council) for your kind letter of the 19th November, conveying the congratulation of the Paite National Council. I am sure that I can count on your co-operation in setting up a sound administration for Manipur”. On another accessions he wrote like this: “The Paite national Council of Churachandpur gave an excellent display of Paite dances and songs in Manipur Industrial and Cultural exhibition of 1951 and also exhibited a dew interesting articles of local manufacture such as handloom products, baskets, weapons, etc. I warmly congratulate Messrs Tualchin and Thangkhai for the successful orgaisation of this activities and wish the Paite every prosperity. The Paite tribe has been most loyal and helpful to the Government and I have no doubt they can always be relied upon”.

Shri R P Bhagava, ICS Chief Commissioner, Manipur: “I am grateful for the above-mentioned programme arranged on the occasion of my stay at Churachandpur. The exhibition fo the Agricultural processes is quite interesting. The various dances of the of the feast, merry making or on the conclusion of a successful hunt are interesting to see. I am also thankful for the cooperation which the Government of Manipur is receiving from the Paite National Council in the collection of unlicenced arms”.

The Deputy Commissioner of Manipur Shri M N Phukan also has remarded on 10-9-1954 as follows:- “The Paite Nationa Council has always been helping the Administration in collecting uncicensed firearms and maintaining law and order. The members also helped a great deal in organising the Manipur plains and Hills Festival held this year and making it a success. I am personally indebted to them for their help and cooperation during my four and helf years’ stay in Manipur” Sd/.

Lastly but not the least, Shri Kaka Kalelkar, MP (Member of parliament), Chairman of the Backward Classes & Tribes Commission of the Government of India also on 23-11-1953 during their (Commission’s) visit to Imphal remarked as follows:-

“I am very glad to see the dances of the students of the Paite community this morning at the Adim Jati Shiksha Ashram, Imphal. The dances showed both grace and vigour. I congratulate the paite community”.

The above remarks recently made by the various high personalities of India and her Government’s representatives and those of the important documents and books of old and long standing as quoted in the foregoing paragraphs prove beyond any shadow of doubt that the Paite have from time immemorial been a very glaring distinct community. But to our most disappointing and surprise the Paite have not been allowed to stand for election in the last General Election of India for the Membership of the House of the People (Lok Sabha). The Paite community cannot but feel this rejection as a divorce by the Governmetn of India from the Paite being member of Indian citizen enless timely rectified by the authorities.

The Rejection of candidature

The Paite wanted to be more helpful and expected to be more and more responsible in the Government of the country. Therefore, in 1951 the Paite National Council nominated Mr. T Thangkhai to be a candidate for an MP, in general election. But to our great surprise and amazement, the then returning Officer rejected the candidature on the following plea:

“The candidate (i.e. Mr Thangkhai) says that a paite is neither a Kuki nor a Naga nor a Lushai. The sear is reserved for the Scheduled Tribes which mean any Kuki tribe, any Lushai tribe or any Naga tribe. The nomination is rejected”. 

Sd/- M N Phukan, Returning Officer, 

Dated December 8, 1951.

Facts are facts and there is no other way. That there is such a tribe as the Paite is that the Paite are a distinct tribe from either the Kuki tribe, the Naga tribe or the Lushei tribe, is a Universally known and proved fact, as clearly shown in the writing of several authors on linguistic surveys and Hill tribes.

The Government of India should note that recognition of Paite as distinct tribe is not demanded on the basis of population nor on any idea except on the fact of our being a distinct tribe. If any body objects it, it cannot but be anti-Indian. Because, India, for her democratic ideals, stands for the upliftment, preservation and development of the customs, culture, language, etc. of even the least and most backward tribes of India. And if this demanded recognition be denied of us, it cannot mean other thing than denial of citizenship to us. The Government should not delay to assure any body or tribe of their feeling as Indians.

Therefore, there should be no further delay in recognising the Paite tribe and it must be a constitutional recognisation when an individual state or Union officer will not have the slightest doubt about the accomplished fact. We have no doubt that both the Government in the State and at the Centre are anxious to see every section of the country is happy and when the Paite are recognised constitutionally as a distinct tribe, there will be happiness among some 60,000 Paite throughout the region of 3000 square miles.

Hence our request and demand is a kind reply of recognition of the Paite as distinct tribe in time for the next general election of India, otherwise the Paite will take it for granted that they are not wanted to be an integral part of Indians, and therefore can join any other Government which will give them (Paite) due recognition, and they cannot be blamed for that if the order dated 8-12-1951 of the Returning Officer, oyuter Manipur Parliamentary Constituency is to prevail. 

Yours Faithfully


s/d VAN LAL-AU 
President 
PAITE NATIONAL COUNCIL
Manipur State. 

Dated: New Churachandpur Manipur. 
November 18, 1955

 

Tuesday, February 11, 2025

NUTE MANPHATNA leh THUPITNA

 




#NU-te Ih Thupitna, Le A Manphatna 

♥Piancilna 2:18 sunga, Adam ading "a kituak a huh ding" cih kam-mal pen Hebrew lai in עזר (‛êzer) "adom, ahuh, aliah, adaal, apanpih ding" cihna hi-a "midang gen loh Pasalte na-ngawn in i sep theih ahi ngiat lo, NU bek ih sep theih tavuan/mawhpuak (numei khat, nu dinmun a tun ciang bek) genna hi-a, a deihna thupi in, manpha lua mahmah hi. Hih lai-mal LST sung-ah mun 21 ah kizang hi. 

♕  "Pasian a zahtak (godly) NU anei peuhmah mizawng kici thei ngei lo ding hi." ~ Abraham Lincoln

♕  "Kumpi ka tun theihna pen ka NU' hang ahi hi." ~ Abraham Lincoln

♕ "Hih ciang ka tun theihna pen ka NU' hong pattahna hang ahi hi." ~ Abraham Lincoln 

♕ "Ka NU' tungah, thuk-zawh ngeiloh ding, leiba ka nei hi." ~ Abraham Lincoln 

♕ "Ka muh ngei numei khempeuh lakah kei’ NU mah mel hoih pen." ~ George Washington

♕ Ka gualtungtuanna khempeuh ka NU’ tung pan-a ka ngah hi." ~ George Washington

♕  "A lawhcing pasal peuh mah Zi hoih nei teng ahi uhi." ~ George Washington

♕ "Ka hihna bangbang ka NU’ hong bawl bangbang hi mai ing." ~ John Quincy Adams

♕ "Ka NU tung pan in thungetna a manphatna, tupna bangci bangin nei-in tuate tangtung takpi ding cih bangci banga um ding, cih thute ka sin hi." ~ Ronald Reagan

♕ "Ka sia thupi pen, ka NU a hi hi." ~ Winston Churchill

♕ "French gam ih ki sap in "NU-te" hi." ~ Napoleon Bonarpat

♕ "NU hoih 3 hong pia le uh-cin, leitung buppi ka uk zo ding hi." ~ Napoleon Bonarpat

♕ "NU" cih kammal sungah lungnopna zatui namkim kiguang khawm ahi hi." ~ Bishop Thomson

♕ "NU khempeuh kei' NU bang hile-uh leitungah thonginn kisam lo ding hi." ~ D. L. Moody

♕ "Ka lawhcinna thusim pen NU hoih ka neih hang hi." ~ Thimothy Dwight

♕ "NU hoih khat pen Sia 100 tawh kikim hi." ~ George Herbert

♕ "Galhangte sangin NU hoih manpha zaw hi." ~ H. Benson

♕ "NU hoih khat pen, galkap kuankhat (Batalion 12) sangin, manpha zaw hi." ~ H. Benson

♕ "NU hoih sanga zahtak huaizaw omlo hi." ~ R. A. Torrey

♕ "NU hoih ka neih man-in, a lawhcing ka hi hi." ~ R. A. Torrey

♕ NU-te hong pia dih un, amaute zangin leitung kong kilamdangsak ding hi." ~ St. Augustine

♕ "NU-te in vantung kongpi tawhtang kemte ahi uhi." ~ Theodore Williams

♕ Dr. G. Campbell Morgan pen British Pasian thugen siam minthan khat hi in, Tapa 5 nei hi, a vekun Pasian thugen siam vive suak kim uh hi. Khatvei a leenglapa khat in: "No teng 6 sung pan kua thugen siampen? ci a, a dot leh, ki thutuak takin aw khat tawh avek un "Ka NU uh" (Mother) ci lian mawk hi.

♕ "Ka neulai in ka NU in thunget dan hong hilh, phawk kik kha lo hileng, Pasian ka um kei ding hi." ~ John Randolph

"A tate in amah it mahmah uh a, a pasal in zong pakta mahmah hi."(Paunak 31:28)

"A sepna khempeuh hangin amah phat un. Mi khempeuh in a zahtak dingin a kilawm ahi hi."(Paunak 31:31)

Sunday, January 26, 2025

USA LAM KHAUHPAI TEKTEK US X-PASSPORT KINOLH TA


 US X-PASSPORT KINOLH TA 

Pupi Donald Trump thusuak(EO) bangin US gamah mihingte pen genders nih in kikhen ziau a, tua pen numei leh pasal (male & female) ahi hi, tua lo mihing dang (gender) om lo hi a cih dungsung in, Thursday niin State Department lamin mathak hong la uh hi.

Department of State maikai thak liklek, Marco Rubio in a beisa huna nu leh pa hihna nei lo, gender nei lo mite Passport tunga X cih a kituangsak passport peuhmah tu bansiah State Department lamin piakhia nawn lo dingin Department of State lama nasemte thu pia hi.

Tua ahih manin January 23, 2025 ni a kipan in numei leh pasal hihna nei lo, X passport ngetna limlim (application) State Department lamin nolh ta ding uh a, koihdap ta ding uh hi ci hi. Bek tham loin X passport a neisa pawlkhat in passport tunga X cih ciamtehna laih ding a ngetna uh zong kidinkhawlsak phawt ding hi ci uh hi.

State department staff on Thursday were ordered to “suspend any application requesting an X sex marker” and to “suspend any application where the applicant is seeking to change their sex marker” from the definition provided in the executive order.

Tuesday, January 21, 2025

WHO KIPAWLNA PAN A TAIKHIAT THU TANGKO


 WHO KIPAWLNA PAN A TAIKHIAT THU TANGKO

Pu Trump in kumpi tokhom tungah a tut ni masapen niin World Health Organization (WHO) panin a taikhiat thu official in hong tangko khia hi.

Pu Trump in WHO pan a taikhiatna hang tuamtuam gen a, COVID19 hang leh US in gam dangte sanga Fund tampi tak a piak zawkna hanga a lungkim loh thu zong gen hi.

Trump Announces U.S. Withdrawal from WHO on First Day of New Term


President Donald Trump has officially announced the United States' withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO), CNN reports.

DONALD TRUMP EXECUTIVE ORDER (galtai vai)

 


DONALD TRUMP EXECUTIVE ORDER (galtai vai)

Bangbang hi ta leh US upadi in thuneihna a piak bangin Pupi Donald Trump in a executive orders zangin US Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) nuaia peemta-galtaite lak ding vai khempeuh khaktan in, hong dinkhawlsakta ahih manin khasia lo ding hi hang. I theih loh leh mang lam zong hi lo a, thei gige mah a vote i piak tantan ahih manin pasal ciin lungkia lo ding hi hang.

Hih order pen hong tung ding January 27, 2025 nitak lam nai 12:01 am (eastern standard time) liana kipanin zat pat hi ding hi. Cihnopna-ah January 27, 2025 nai 12:01 ma-in galtaite zong hong tung man lai cihna hi pah hi. 

Thu dang la dang a om kik masiah Secretary of Homeland Security in galtai vai khempeuh khaktan /suspend phawt ding cihna hi pah hi.

Ni 90 sungin galtai lak kik ding vai tawh kisai pen Homland secretary leh Secretary of State-te in Homeland Advisor tungtawn in president kiangah report pia ding uh a, galtai lakkik hun ding thukhensatna a om kik masiah, ni 90 (kha 3) halta in President kiangah report pia zel ding uh hi.

REALIGNMENT OF US REFUGEES ADMISSION PROGRAM: Cihnopna-ah Pupi Donald Trump in USRAP nuaia galtai lakdan pen gama dingin hoih sa zo lo ahih manin a khekna ding, lampi dang zong ding cihna hi pah a, galtai lakdan ding lampi dang, paidan thak leh hoihzaw a muh kik mahsiah galtai lakdan ding vai pen dinkhawl phawt ding hi leh kilawm hi.

Zan sawt khit, ihmutsuak, lusu kawmkawma a hampi kong teisuk buatbuat hi a, a kicing leh a kitel sinsen in hih a nuaia Link kong piak, Pupi Donald Trump Executive Order-ah na sim ciatta un.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/01/realigning-the-united-states-refugee-admissions-program/