President Donald Trump’s administration is ready to impose new journey restrictions focusing on 43 nations, with 22 African nations on the record. The draft, revealed by the New York Occasions, categorizes nations into crimson, orange, and yellow lists based mostly on the severity of restrictions. Libya, Somalia, and Sudan are positioned on the crimson record. Consequently, they face an entire US journey ban alongside nations like Iran and North Korea. Eritrea, South Sudan, and Sierra Leone fall below the orange record, signifying heightened restrictions on journey to the US as an alternative of a blanket ban. In the meantime, 16 African nations—together with Angola, Cameroon, and Zimbabwe—characteristic on the yellow record, that means their residents could have 60 days to deal with US issues or threat stricter measures. Notably, Nigeria and South Africa don’t seem on any of the lists.
Supply: The Africa Report
