The Trump administration plans to broaden its travel restrictions. Thirty-six more countries may face bans. These nations have 60 days to address US security concerns. Issues include weak identity documents and uncooperative governments. Some countries are flagged for terrorism or anti-American actions. This expands an earlier ban on 12 nations. The previous ban faced legal challenges.
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The Trump administration plans to broaden its travel restrictions. Thirty-six more countries may face bans. These nations have 60 days to address US security concerns. Issues include weak identity documents and uncooperative governments. Some countries are flagged for terrorism or anti-American actions. This expands an earlier ban on 12 nations. The previous ban faced legal challenges.
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The Trump administration is considering expanding travel restrictions, potentially banning citizens from 36 more countries, according to a State Department cable. Citing national security concerns, the move follows an earlier ban on 12 countries. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's cable outlined concerns, including unreliable identity documents, giving countries 60 days to address issues or face entry suspensions.
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