Red, Orange, Yellow — The U.S. Border Just Got Real $TRUMP

Trump’s back in the headlines — and this time, he’s going global with a travel crackdown. We’re talking 43 countries, split into three categories, each one representing a different level of restriction. The U.S. border just got color-coded.

Here’s the breakdown:

🔴 RED LIST: Total Ban (No Entry, Period)

If you’re from one of these countries, you're not getting in. Full stop.

Afghanistan

Bhutan

Cuba

Iran

Libya

North Korea

Somalia

Sudan

Syria

Venezuela

Yemen

Why? Trump’s team cites terrorism ties, failed governments, and unreliable vetting processes.

🟠 ORANGE LIST: Restricted Travel

Still allowed to enter — but expect a ton of hurdles. This one hits travelers coming for work, business, or long stays.

Pakistan

Russia

Myanmar

(+ more to be announced)

Think tighter visa rules, longer waits, and deep background checks.

🟡 YELLOW LIST: 60-Day Warning

A set of 22 unnamed countries now has two months to shape up — or move up the danger scale. They’ve got 60 days to:

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Upgrade passport security

Share intelligence with the U.S.

Strengthen internal vetting

Miss the mark? They get bumped to Orange — or worse, Red.

So... why now?

Trump’s calling this a “national security reset.” He’s positioning this as a preemptive strike to:

Block potential terrorists

Keep criminals out

Stop abuse of immigration loopholes

Whether this is a genuine security measure or a political play ahead of 2024, it’s going to rattle a lot of cages.

What This Means

Like it or not, this policy is going to:

Impact millions of travelers

Raise diplomatic tensions

Spark fierce debate at home and abroad

This isn’t just another news cycle — it’s about who gets to enter the U.S. in 2025.

$TRUMP is trending again.

So here’s the question:

National security move or international overreach?

Let’s talk — drop your thoughts in the comments.

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