A growing call within the United States government and public circles is urging the official designation of the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization. Sebastian Gorka, the White House's National Security Council senior director for counterterrorism, highlighted that several Arab Muslim nations, including Jordan, have already classified the Muslim Brotherhood as a terror group. Gorka emphasized that it may be time for the U.S. to follow suit. This viewpoint is echoed by other White House advisers advocating for the ban. Additionally, there are demands to investigate and dismantle affiliated front groups operating within Canadian territory. The debate also touches on broader concerns about domestic security policies, including discussions on profiling and monitoring other groups, as referenced by Representative Ilhan Omar in relation to radicalization threats. The issue remains a subject of active public and governmental discourse as the U.S. considers its stance on the Muslim Brotherhood.