Trump Reinstates Travel Ban, Affecting 19 Nations

President Donald Trump announced a new executive order restricting access to the United States for citizens of 19 countries. This decision, effective next week, cites national security concerns following a recent attack in Colorado. Twelve nations, including Afghanistan, Haiti, and the Republic of Congo, face complete bans, while seven others, such as Cuba and Venezuela, will experience partial or temporary restrictions. "The measure is for reasons of national security and will take effect next week," explained Yamid Rojas of Fuerza Informativa Azteca, summarizing Trump's announcement. This action revisits a 2017 policy, prompting debate about its impact on international relations and immigration.