President Donald Trump has announced a new travel ban that will prohibit travelers from 12 countries from entering the United States, alongside partial restrictions for individuals from 7 additional nations. This ban is set to take effect on June 9 and is a continuation of Trump’s effort to reinstate protective measures from his first term. Drawing on lessons from past legal challenges, experts suggest Trump’s approach this time may be more refined, highlighting both the political and legal complexities surrounding immigration policy.
President Trump has signed a new travel ban that restricts entry from 12 countries and imposes partial restrictions on travelers from 7 additional countries, fulfilling a long-held promise.
The new proclamation, which takes effect on June 9, is reminiscent of the travel ban during Trump’s first term, which faced numerous legal challenges.
Collection
[
|
...
]