The Trump administration is considering implementing new travel restrictions affecting citizens from up to 43 countries, according to recent reports. The proposed policy categorizes countries into three tiers based on security assessments:
Red List: A total ban on entry, potentially including Afghanistan, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, and Venezuela.
Orange List: Partial restrictions, affecting countries like Belarus, Eritrea, Myanmar, Pakistan, Russia, and Turkmenistan.
Yellow List: Countries given 60 days to address security concerns or face stricter measures.
These measures aim to protect the United States from potential threats by enhancing immigration controls. The policy is currently under review and may undergo changes before implementation.
