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Which countries are affected by Trump's latest travel bans to the US?

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    -84% Very Left

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : This brings to 19 the total number of countries under a full travel ban, plus the Palestinian Authority.
47% : This means 19 countries are now under a partial travel ban after the US on Tuesday lifted its partial suspension on travel from citizens of Turkmenistan.
43% : Nationals from Sierra Leone and Laos, who were previously subject to partial travel restrictions, are now fully restricted from entering the US.
42% : Here's what we know so far - Syria, as well as the African nations of Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger and South Sudan, are now subject to total travel bans.
41% : Measures come after an Afghan immigrant was charged in November in the shooting of two National Guards The Trump administration has hit 19 nations plus the Palestinian Authority with new travel restrictions.
41% : Since the shooting, the US has halted all asylum claim decisions and suspended the processing of immigration applications from the initial 19 countries subject to travel restrictions.
39% : Citizens of Afghanistan, Myanmar, Chad, the Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen were already subjected to a full travel ban imposed in June, 2025.
38% : The countries of Burundi, Cuba, Togo and Venezuela continue to be under a partial travel ban imposed in June, 2025.
37% : The Trump administration first suggested it would expand travel restrictions after the arrest of an Afghan national suspect in the shooting of two National Guard troops in November.
34% : While Trump has made a crackdown on immigration a cornerstone of his presidency, the latest travel bans look to be influenced by several recent events.

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