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According to the New York Times report, the travel ban can affect at least 40 countries.
President of the United States Donald TrumpNew York Times reports that a new travel ban, a new travel ban, said that the management will affect citizens from dozens of countries to different degrees.
Anonymous officials, the report published on Friday, said the US government’s project list is divided into 43 countries and three categories of travel restrictions.
The first group of 10 countries, including Afghanistan, Iran, Syria, Cuba and North Korea, will be appointed for the full visa suspension.
In the second group, five countries – Eritrea, Haiti, Laos, LAOS, Myanmar and South Sudan – some exceptions, tourist and student visas, as well as other immigrant visas will face partial suspensions.
In the third group, only 26 countries covering Belarus, Pakistan and Turkmenistan will be taken into account for partial suspension of issuing visas for the “fail to eliminate shortcomings for 60 days.
Speaking about the anonymity, the US official said that the Reuters news agency could be changed and still not confirmed Including the US Secretary of State Marco Rubio by the management.
Trump, on January 20, January 20, gave an executive order that requires strengthening each foreigner who wants to admit national security threats to the United States.
Order directed Several cabinet members should be partially or completely suspended for the country where the journey or entirely should be stopped for their submission until March 21, because their “vething and choice is so short.”
The US president’s instruction is part of an immigration raid launched at the beginning of the second term. In October 2023, October 2023, Somalia, Somalia, Syria, Yemen and “Earth Threatening Our Security”, he said.
The latest travel ban suggestion, 7 Muslims, a policy passing through several iterations, a policy passing through several iterations, a policy not approved by the Supreme Court in 2018.
This ban targeted Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemeni citizens and ignited the decisions of the international anger and domestic. Iraq and water later fell from the list, but in 2018, the Supreme Court supported the next version of the ban for other nations and North Korea and Venezuela.
