Trump, travel ban

Trump administration plans new travel ban, reports show
The Trump administration is preparing a new travel ban, according to reports by The New York Times and Reuters. A draft executive order could block citizens from certain countries from entering the U.S.
Trump waves off travel plans and hunkers down at White House
While Trump’s frequent flyer status might be in jeopardy, White House officials say there’s an up-side to him hunkering down in the Oval.
Trump wants to revive a travel ban. Here are the countries that could be included
Trump wants to revive a travel ban. Here are the countries that could be included - Trump’s first-term travel ban was ultimately upheld by the Supreme Court in 2018 after several iterations
Travel Advisories Circulate in Communities As Trump’s Travel Ban Looms
The New York Immigration Coalition and other organizations are warning nations of certain countries against leaving the U.S.
Trump Administration Prepares to Revive and Expand Travel Bans
President Trump’s first-term policy grew out of his 2015 campaign call to bar Muslims from entering the country and evolved amid court battles.
Trump's new travel ban could prohibit entry to the US from this 'red list' of countries
During President Trump’s first term, he created a series of bans against citizens from Muslim-majority countries.
'Won't that be a stupid thing to say ...': Trump slams scribe over predicting next possible travel bans
President Donald Trump criticized a journalist for asking about potential future travel bans during a press conference at the White House.
Video: Trump Bluntly Shuts Down Reporter’s Question About Which Countries May Be Added To Travel Ban List
Trump Bluntly Shuts Down Reporter’s Question About Which Countries May Be Added To Travel Ban List During a press briefing on Wednesday, President Trump was asked about countries that may be placed under a travel ban.
Trump administration drafts new travel ban targeting multiple nations, reports show
A new travel ban could soon restrict people from several countries from entering the United States. The Trump administration is preparing a new travel ban, according to reports by The New York Times and Reuters.
What to know about the new travel ban the Trump administration is preparing
A new travel ban in the works could soon restrict people from several countries from entering the United States.

Trump, Russia and Ukraine

Trump travel ban: ‘no exceptions’ for Cubans, Venezuelans. Other islands may join Haiti on list
Damir Ortiz, a 10-year-old with leukemia and a rare genetic disease that has caused a tumor in his left eye, was medevaced ...
Blavity on MSN3d
Trump Reportedly Set To Issue New List Of ‘Travel Ban’ Countries: Here Are The Places That Could Be Impacted
Several news agencies report that the White House is preparing a new travel ban, preventing citizens from certain countries ...
The Harvard Crimson22h
As Trump Floats New Travel Restrictions, International Students Look for Guidance from Harvard
One day after President Donald Trump issued an executive order threatening to deport students who broke the law during pro-Palestine protests, leaders of the Woodbridge International Society asked the ...
US reviewing visa programs as official says Afghanistan could be included in Trump travel ban
The US State Department is “undertaking a full review of all visa programs,” a department spokesperson confirmed amid reports ...
Wander With Alex on MSN5d
Travel Under Trump: Why Your Next Vacation Will Cost More
As the global tariff war escalates, travel costs are expected to rise. Flights, hotels, rental cars, dining out, and even new ...
JD Vance Is Booed at a Kennedy Center Concert After Trump’s Takeover
The vice president and his wife were booed as they took their seats for a National Symphony Orchestra concert of music by ...
The Economist12h
Trump’s whims are overriding the national interest
W HEN ENVOYS of President Donald Trump travel the world making promises, demands and threats, do they speak for America’s ...
What is the Immigration Act of 1952 and why do Trump officials keep talking about it?
Again and again, the Trump White House has turned to a 73-year-old legal statute to defend its immigration crackdown.