President Trump to Reinstate Ban on Immigration From High-Risk Jihad Nations

President Trump to reinstate his ban on immigrant travelers to the U.S. from high-risk Muslim nations, including: Somalia, Iran, Libya, Syria, Sudan, Pakistan, Yemen and Afghanistan….

I hope religious minorities from those regions will be given the chance to escape Muslim persecution and death.

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BREAKING: Trump Reinstates Controversial Travel Ban on Muslims

By County Local News | March 12, 2025

Overview of President Trump’s Immigration Policy Reinstatement

On March 12, 2025, Paul Sperry, a notable political commentator, broke the news via Twitter that former President Donald Trump plans to reinstate his controversial ban on immigrant travelers from specific high-risk Muslim-majority nations. This announcement has significant implications for U.S. immigration policy, international relations, and domestic politics. The nations affected include Somalia, Iran, Libya, Syria, Sudan, Pakistan, Yemen, and Afghanistan.
Background on the Travel Ban

The travel ban has been a contentious issue since its initial introduction in 2017. Originally, the ban aimed to enhance national security by restricting entry from countries identified as posing a heightened risk of terrorism. This policy, however, faced numerous legal challenges, public protests, and widespread criticism for being discriminatory and for violating the principles of religious freedom and non-discrimination.

More (though unconfirmed at this time):

Officials familiar with the matter have described a tiered system that categorizes countries based on their perceived security risks and cooperation with U.S. authorities.

• “Red List” (Full Travel Ban): Countries whose citizens may be completely barred from entering the United States. This list reportedly includes Afghanistan, a new addition, alongside nations previously affected, such as Iran, Libya, North Korea, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, and Yemen.
• “Orange List” (Partial Restrictions): Countries that may face strict visa limitations rather than an outright ban. Sources suggest that Pakistan is being considered for inclusion in this tier or possibly the stricter “red” category.
• “Yellow List” (Warning Tier): Nations that will be given 60 days to improve security measures or risk being added to the more restrictive lists.