The June proclamation restricted entry for nationals of 19 countries
Trump issued full entry restrictions for nationals of 12 countries and partial restrictions for seven more, subject to scope and exceptions. [The White House]
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Trump issued full entry restrictions for nationals of 12 countries and partial restrictions for seven more, subject to scope and exceptions. [The White House]
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The text sets June 9 as effective and generally covers designated nationals abroad without valid visas then; exceptions include permanent residents and other groups. Security rationale is the administration’s position. No later status or individual eligibility claim. [The White House]
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racial-or-ethnic · immigration
The category concerns express nationality-based restrictions, not a finding that each affected person posed a threat or of racial motive. [The White House]
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- Presidential action · The White HouseThe June proclamation restricted entry for nationals of 19 countries — original source text
Sections 1(f)-(g), 2-3, 4(a)-(d) including 4(b) exceptions, 6(c)-(d) visa/asylum/refugee protections, 8 effective date, and June4 signature date
https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/06/restricting-the-entry-of-foreign-nationals-to-protect-the-united-states-from-foreign-terrorists-and-other-national-security-and-public-safety-threats/
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