Revised executive order bans travelers from six Muslim-majority countries from getting new visas

President Trump has signed a new travel ban on Monday and government officials have issued a legal challenge on the issue by issuing a 90 - day ban on the issuance of new visas to the citizens of the six most Muslim countries I said that I would like to finish.

This morning, President Donald Tramp signed a revised enforcement order prohibiting the citizens of the majority of the six Muslim countries from traveling to the United States. The new ban removes Iraq from the list and provides exemption to visa holders and green card holders on January 27. The prohibition will come into effect on March 16, but it is expected that we will face legal problems. On the second day after North Korea tested the four ballistic missiles that landed in the northwestern coast of Japan, the cards said the United States would support Japan's "100%" to protect itself from the regime of Kim Jung-eun Told. Kim said that this launch is aimed at attacking the US military base in Japan by North Korea. Playing cards ordered the Army to deploy an advanced missile defense system in Korea in an effort to support the US military allies in this area for defense against North Korea.

In the face of several legal issues, President Trump is revised on March 6, 2017 requiring 90 passengers from the six major Muslim countries including Sudan, Syria, Iran, Libya, Somalia and Yemen I signed an enforcement order. Prohibition of the day. Iraq, which was included in the former presidential decree, has been removed from the list. Tourists who have green cards or have valid visas when signing orders are not affected. As stated in the original order, religious minorities do not receive special offers and indefinite ban on Syrian refugees will be shortened to 120 days.