On March 6, President Trump signed a new travel ban. This new travel ban will replace the one signed by Trump on January 27. The new ban no longer restricts Iraqi citizens and only targets citizens from six Muslim countries: Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria, Sudan, and Yemen. It will take effect on March 16.
From the effective date, for 90 days, citizens from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria, Sudan, and Yemen without valid visas will be prohibited from entering the United States; for 120 days, all refugees will be banned from entering the United States.
The following groups are exempt:
United States citizens and permanent residents (green card holders).
Individuals holding visas—anyone who holds a valid visa issued prior to 5:00 PM on January 27, 2017, or anyone who holds a valid visa issued before the enforcement of the executive order.
Dual nationals—travelers who hold a passport from outside the aforementioned six countries and also hold a passport from one of those six countries (i.e., dual nationals) are not restricted by this order.
Additionally, the new executive order allows for the issuance of visas or admission under specific circumstances.
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