The US government may soon impose travel restrictions. Thirty-six more countries could be affected. These nations have 60 days to meet US security standards. Failure to comply may lead to entry bans.

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President Trump is considering adding 36 countries to his travel ban list. The President of the United States is considering adding 36 countries to his travel ban list, according to an internal memo obtained by the Washington Post.

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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.

US President Donald Trump’s administration is weighing a dramatic expansion of its travel ban, targeting citizens from 36 more countries across Africa, the Caribbean, Asia, and the Pacific. A memo signed by Secretary of State Marco Rubio and seen by The Washington Post outlines sweeping new demands on identity verification and visa enforcement.

Trump considering adding another 36 countries to his no travel list including African and Caribbean nations: report - State Department memo asks diplomats from 36 countries to meet new requirements or