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US President Donald Trump is considering banning US visa for citizens of 41 countries. News agency Reuters has given this information based on an official internal memo (internal memo).
The list also includes the names of India’s neighboring Bhutan, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Myanmar.
An American official said that this is not the final list, as it is yet to get a green signal from US Secretary of State Marco Rubies.
The same type of ban will not be imposed on all the 41 countries on which the US is considering a visa ban.
This ban is divided into three categories- 1) Red List- a complete visa ban. 2) Orange List- Partial Visa Bain. 3) Yellow List- Partial visa ban on not taking action on issues mentioned by America.
60 days time for countries with yellow list
- Citizens of countries included in the red list will be completely discontinued in the US.
- Visa process will be partially banned for citizens of countries included in the Orange List. These countries will have to interview personally to get US visas.
- The countries included in the yellow list will be given 60 days to work on the issues mentioned by the US. If they fail to take this action, they will be transferred to Orange or Red List.
Trump cabinet has to hand over the list by 21 March Since becoming President, Donald Trump has been continuously showing an aggressive attitude to expel the immigrants out of the US. Trump issued an executive order on the day of his swearing -in, i.e. 20 January, ordered all cabinet members to give a list of countries by March 21, from where visas should be partially or completely banned for people coming.
Trump said that he intends to protect American citizens from illegal immigrants who intend to misuse immigration laws to carry out terrorist attacks, threaten our national security, support hateful ideology.
Trump overturned more than 78 decisions of President Joe Biden on his swearing -in.
Trump banned 7 Muslim countries in the first term During his first term, Donald Trump also banned seven Islamic countries Syria, Sudan, Somalia, Iran, Iraq, Libya and Yemen, which was retained by the Supreme Court. However, many Muslim countries were angered by this. Human rights organizations called it a barbaric decision.
The order was later canceled by Biden who became President. Biden described it as a stigma on the political conscience of the nation.
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