We Have a New Trump Travel Ban Coming

by: Matt Vespa
03.15.25
Source: Town Hall
03/17/2025

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President Donald J. Trump is reportedly drafting a new travel ban, which will likely trigger the liberal media. It’s a broader order, as opposed to his initial executive order on immigration that listed several predominately Muslim nations. The press erroneously framed this order as a Muslim ban.

It wasn’t—Indonesia, the world’s most populous Muslim nation, was not on the list. It was not even Trump’s list—Obama was the one who initially picked the countries in question. The new one Trump is cooking up has 43 nations on it (via NYT):

🚨Update: Draft 3-tier Trump travel BAN to hit 43 countries! — NYT

NO ENTRY for 11 ‘red’ countries!

Visas for Russians, Belarusians and Pakistanis ‘sharply restricted!’

Many African nations on ‘yellow’ list! pic.twitter.com/pfap4YFbxV

— US Homeland Security News (@defense_civil25) March 15, 2025

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