Hundreds of prominent Jordanians, including political, legal, and other figures, sign a public letter demanding that American troops leave the country. The signatories say Jordan’s close alliance with the United States creates risks, arguing that the military relationship could expose the kingdom to political and security consequences associated with U.S. actions and regional involvement. The letter frames the request as a matter of national interest and security considerations rather than as a statement against cooperation in general. While the outlets describe the initiative as a coordinated appeal, they do not indicate immediate policy changes or official responses tied to the demand. The controversy reflects ongoing domestic debate in Jordan about the extent and implications of American military presence and cooperation, especially in the context of regional tensions. The article notes the broad nature of the signatories’ backgrounds, underscoring that the call for withdrawal is not limited to a single political or professional group.