US EditionTrump Administration Considers Expanding Travel Restrictions Using AI Technology
- The Trump administration is considering a travel ban affecting citizens from 41 countries, as reported by sources and an internal memo seen by Reuters.
- A group of countries will face full visa suspension, including Afghanistan, Iran, and Syria, according to the memo.
- Five other countries will have partial suspensions impacting various visas, mentioned in the memo's details.
- The initiative follows an executive order by Trump requiring increased security vetting of foreigners entering the U.S., starting an immigration crackdown.
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In Trump's first term there was a "stop for Muslims" – now he wants to succumb. 43 countries have to expect restrictions. What patterns are there in the selection?
The 43 Nations Mentioned in Trump’s New Travel Ban.
President Donald J. Trump‘s administration is reportedly preparing to broaden a travel ban, affecting 43 countries categorized into three levels of perceived security threat. Draft plans suggest citizens from 11 nations, including Afghanistan, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, and Syria, would face a complete entry ban, having been placed on the “red” list. Meanwhile, the “orange” list, containing 10 countries including Belarus, Haiti, Myanmar, Pakistan,…
List of Countries: Trump's New Travel Ban More Than Triples Size of His First Term Ban
President Donald Trump is unrolling the unwelcome mat on a far larger scale than the traval ban he imposed during his first term, according to a new report. A report […] The post List of Countries: Trump's New Travel Ban More Than Triples Size of His First Term Ban appeared first on The Western Journal.
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