Donald Trump's new immigration ban in 43 countries..!?
It is known that donald trump is initiating many changes in immigration in 2.0! At this time, the time has been fixed for the unveiling of the new travel ban list. There are reports that preparations are being made to release an executive order to this effect on march 22. It is said that this may have a significant impact on H1B visa holders. Yes... it is said that donald trump is going to release a crucial executive order on march 22. With so little time, many immigrants are wondering whether it is worth spending money on premium processing or whether the upcoming restrictions will make the cost a waste.
According to the latest information, trump will divide the 43 countries included in the new travel ban into three categories. As part of this, the white house is said to be considering a draft proposal that would establish partial or complete suspensions on entry into the united states for countries with three different levels of red, orange, and yellow. In this, the "red" list includes nationals who are banned from entering the United States. These include Afghanistan, Cuba, Bhutan, Iran, North Korea, Libya, Sudan, Somalia, Venezuela, Syria, and Yemen!
As for the "orange" list, citizens of these countries must be properly vetted and tested in in-person visa interviews before being allowed to enter the United States! The countries on this list are... Belarus, Haiti, Eritrea, Laos, Pakistan, Myanmar, Sierra Leone, Russia, Turkmenistan, and South Sudan. As for the "yellow" list... it is said that it identifies countries with certain security deficiencies. Therefore, these countries will have to make changes according to the government's demands within a period of 60 days. Otherwise.. they are likely to be added to the red and orange lists.
The countries on this list are... Angola, Antigua, Burkina Faso, Benin, Cameroon, Cambodia, Chad, Cape Verde, Republic of the Congo, Dominica, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Gambia, Liberia, Malawi, Mali, Kits, Mauritania, Lucia, Vanuatu, Zimbabwe!
Although this travel ban has not actually been issued yet, it is said that an executive order will be issued soon. It is not yet clear what gaps this travel ban will create for current US visa holders. Therefore, if you are from any of these countries, it is said that it is better for you to seek the advice of an immigration lawyer as soon as possible.