Proclamation Signed by Trump Bans Travel from 12 Countries
Proclamation Signed by Trump Bans Travel from 12 Countries
What Happened?
President Trump has signed a proclamation that bans travel from 12 countries, including North Korea, Venezuela, and Myanmar.
Why Was This Proclamation Signed?
The proclamation was signed in an effort to enhance national security and prevent potential threats from entering the United States.
Which Countries Are Affected?
- North Korea
- Venezuela
- Myanmar
- Eritrea
- Tanzania
- Sudan
- Nigeria
- Kyrgyzstan
- Iran
- Somalia
- Libya
- Yemen
What Does This Mean for Travelers?
Travelers from these 12 countries will be restricted from entering the United States, with certain exceptions for students and those with valid visas.
What Are the Reactions?
The proclamation has sparked controversy and criticism, with some calling it a discriminatory and unnecessary measure.
What’s Next?
The proclamation is set to go into effect on February 21, 2020, and may face legal challenges in the meantime.
Summary
President Trump has signed a proclamation banning travel from 12 countries in an effort to enhance national security. This has sparked controversy and will go into effect on February 21, 2020.
