Entry to the United States suspended for three months for citizens of seven Muslim countries: Syria, Libya, Iran, Iraq, Somalia, Sudan, Yemen. It is one of the measures introduced by US President Donald Trump in his executive order to prevent foreign terrorists from entering the US. It also cut the number of refugees the United States expected to accept this year by more than half, to 50.
"The entry of Syrian citizens and refugees is harmful to the interests of the country": Trump wrote in the executive order in which he blocks visas for Syrians and suspends indefinitely the entry of refugees from Syria. In the crackdown, US President Donald Trump suspended the Visa interview waiver program with immediate effect, which allowed eligible foreign citizens to apply for visa renewal without having to face a personal interview with US diplomatic authorities. Another measure is the suspension of the admission program for all refugees for 120 days.
