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The Trump administration is expanding travel bans to 20 countries and Palestinian passport holders starting Jan. 1, 2026, citing security and immigration concerns.
The Trump administration has expanded U.S. travel restrictions to include 20 additional countries and Palestinian Authority passport holders, effective January 1, 2026.
Full bans now apply to citizens of Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, South Sudan, and Syria, while 15 nations face partial restrictions.
The move, citing national security, corruption, unreliable documents, visa overstays, and deportation challenges, follows the arrest of an Afghan national linked to a Thanksgiving shooting.
Exemptions remain for lawful residents, diplomats, athletes, and others deemed beneficial to U.S. interests.
Critics argue the policy discriminates based on nationality and undermines humanitarian commitments, particularly by eliminating a prior exception for Afghan allies.
The expansion is expected to face legal and political opposition.
La administración Trump está expandiendo las prohibiciones de viaje a 20 países y a los titulares de pasaportes palestinos a partir del 1 de enero de 2026, citando preocupaciones de seguridad e inmigración.