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- What to know as Trump’s travel ban takes effect : NPR
President Trump's extensive new travel ban took effect just after midnight on Monday, barring nationals of 12 countries from entering the U S and partially restricting those from another seven
- Analysis of Trumps New Travel Ban - American Immigration Council
In his first term, President Trump invoked this authority to restrict some or nearly all visas from 15 countries, ranging from a near-complete visa ban for Iranian nationals (except for student and exchange visas) to a narrower ban on non-immigrant visas alone for North Korea, to a very limited non – immigrant visa ban on specific Venezuelan government officials
- Trump Travel Ban: Impact on Visa and Green Card Holders
The draft travel ban is not yet final, but if enacted, it could affect thousands of travelers and immigrants U S visa holders and permanent residents should stay informed, prepare for possible changes, and consult legal professionals if needed Schedule a Consultation with an Immigration Lawyer Citations
- Trumps executive order: Who does travel ban affect?
However, on 1 February, Donald McGahn, the legal counsel to the president, then issued a memo, external saying the travel ban did not apply to lawful permanent residents of the United States What
- Trumps 2025 Travel Ban: Who’s Affected and What It Means
President Donald Trump has signed a new travel ban targeting 19 countries, blocking or restricting access to U S visas for millions of people around the world The order, which takes effect Monday, includes a full suspension of travel from 12 countries and partial restrictions on seven more
- Trumps travel ban is here: What to know as US shuts the door
WASHINGTON − President Donald Trump has launched a sweeping crackdown on legal entry into the United States through a revived travel ban, as his administration takes dramatic steps to block
- What to know about Trumps new travel ban | AP News
The order, often referred to as the “Muslim ban” or the “travel ban,” was retooled amid legal challenges until a version was upheld by the Supreme Court in 2018 That ban affected various categories of travelers and immigrants from Iran, Somalia, Yemen, Syria and Libya, plus North Koreans and some Venezuelan government officials and
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