Aug 14, 2022
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Great video on why visa ban for russians is necessary and should be implemented by EU.
This is not an error…
This is what tumblr feed would look like if each country enacted travel ban!! Break down the walls and let people mingle. That’s the only way we would create a greater understanding between cultures, nations and religions and keep America safe. This is not a political statement. As a person who loves to travel and explore cultures I’m appalled at the travel ban. Remember, hatred begets hatred. Reject hate. Tear down this wall of ignorance
Latest Hindi News: Trump administration cancels visas of several Indian officials
भारत और अमेरिका के बीच व्यापारिक रिश्तों में ‘टैरिफ बम’ (Tarrif Bam) विवाद के बाद अब ट्रंप प्रशासन ने एक और कड़ा कदम उठाया है।
Trump’s New Travel Ban: What It Means and Who’s Impacted
President Trump’s updated travel ban, effective June 9, 2025, prohibits nationals from 12 countries and heavily restricts entry from 7 additional countries, citing national security concerns
The fully banned nations include Afghanistan, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Yemen, Myanmar, Chad, Republic of the Congo, Eritrea, Haiti, and Cuba. An additional seven countries — Cuba, Venezuela, Laos, Sierra Leone, Togo, Turkmenistan, and Burundi — face partial restrictions
Key takeaways:
Existing visas remain valid, but new visa applications are blocked unless an exception applies
Exceptions include Green Card holders, dual citizens, athletes, Special Immigrant Visa holders from Afghanistan, and select family-based applicants
The policy will be reviewed every 180 days for adjustments .
While intended to protect against “unreliable passport authorities” and high visa overstay rates, critics argue it penalizes entire populations and excludes certain affected nationalities arbitrarily.
Who’s affected? Citizens from the banned countries are barred from entering for any visa type - immigrant or nonimmigrant. Partial restrictions affect travelers from seven additional nations seeking visas like B-1/B-2, F, M, and J.
What should you do? 🔹 If you hold a current visa or Green Card, you’re exempt. 🔹 Pending applications should be reviewed for possible waivers. 🔹 Employers, students, and families must check eligibility and plan accordingly to avoid travel disruptions.
Stay updated on the evolving policy and exceptions to ensure compliance.
🔗 For help navigating immigration rules, visit Imagility’s resources and tools.
Trump BANS New International Students at Harvard | Visa Crackdown Over China Ties & Campus Unrest
President Donald Trump has signed a new proclamation suspending visas for foreign nationals seeking to study or participate in exchange programs at Harvard University for 6 months. The order claims national security risks, citing the university’s ties to China, failure to report “dangerous student activities,” and a rise in campus crime.
This move affects over 7,000 international students — nearly 25% of Harvard's student body — and even allows the revocation of existing visas under certain “risk categories.”
Trump accuses Harvard of: 🫱 Receiving over $150 million from China 🫱 Ignoring misconduct and antisemitic activities 🫱 Resisting federal investigations and transparency 🫱 Spreading radical ideologies on campus
Despite a court temporarily blocking earlier visa restrictions, Trump is using a new legal route to intensify his crackdown on what he calls a “hostile academic institution.”
Harvard is pushing back, calling this a politically motivated attack on academic freedom and a danger to America’s global reputation in education.
Trump BANS New International Students at Harvard | Visa Crackdown Over China Ties & Campus Unrest
President Donald Trump has signed a new proclamation suspending visas for foreign nationals seeking to study or participate in exchange programs at Harvard University for 6 months. The order claims national security risks, citing the university’s ties to China, failure to report “dangerous student activities,” and a rise in campus crime. This move affects over 7,000 international students — nearly 25% of Harvard's student body — and even allows the revocation of existing visas under certain “risk categories.” Trump accuses Harvard of: 🫱 Receiving over $150 million from China 🫱 Ignoring misconduct and antisemitic activities 🫱 Resisting federal investigations and transparency 🫱 Spreading radical ideologies on campus Despite a court temporarily blocking earlier visa restrictions, Trump is using a new legal route to intensify his crackdown on what he calls a “hostile academic institution.” Harvard is pushing back, calling this a politically motivated attack on academic freedom and a danger to America’s global reputation in education.
