In a recent executive order, President Trump has banned nationals from 12 specific countries as part of his immigration policy aimed at enhancing national security. This decision reflects a continuation of his previous policies and is intended to prevent potential terrorist threats. The countries affected include Afghanistan, Myanmar, Chad, and several others. Trump referenced a recent attack in Boulder, Colorado, to underscore his argument for increased immigration restrictions, underlining his administration’s focus on protecting the US from foreign threats.
Trump's latest executive order bans nationals from 12 countries to protect the US from unsafe foreign nationals, reviving policies from his previous presidency.
Citing a recent terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, Trump emphasized the need for strict immigration rules to prevent entry of individuals who are not properly vetted.
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