🇺🇸 Trump Reinstates US Travel Ban

June 05, 2025

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🔔 Trump Reinstates US Travel Ban
🛂Trump Halts Harvard’s Foreign Student Visas
☎️ Trump Discusses Ukraine Tensions with Putin
📊 Trump Surpasses Obama in Job Approval Rating
🪖 Trump Scales Back U.S. Troops in Syria

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With his latest travel ban, President Trump has taken decisive action to shield America from threats, demonstrating his constant commitment to national security and unparalleled leadership. By blocking dangerous criminals and terrorists from crossing our borders and restoring the integrity of our ivy league schools, he is enacting one of the most substantial immigration policy overhauls in recent years.

Recognizing that a fortified border is essential for a secure nation, Trump is prioritizing American well-being above all else. As reflected in recent approval numbers, the President is on-track to fulfill his campaign promises of economic stability, immigration reform, and a brave diplomatic approach. Despite relentless opposition from the left and the mainstream media’s endless attacks, he remains resolute in putting our nation first, forging a better future for us all.

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🛂 Trump Halts Harvard’s Foreign Student Visas
President Trump has signed a proclamation suspending foreign student visas for Harvard University, citing national security concerns over the school’s ties to foreign entities and failure to report suspicious activities. The executive action temporarily blocks new foreign students from enrolling at Harvard under F-1 and J-1 visas for an initial six-month period, affecting nearly 20% of its student body. The White House pointed to over 150 documented cases of unreported foreign financial contributions to Harvard, raising fears of espionage and influence operations. Existing international students must transfer to other institutions or risk visa revocation, prompting Harvard to file a lawsuit challenging the order. The move escalates Trump’s campaign against elite universities, following earlier threats to strip Harvard of $3 billion in federal funding and terminate its visa program entirely.

☎️ Trump Discusses Ukraine Tensions with Putin
President Trump spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin for 75 minutes on Wednesday, describing the call as a “good conversation” but one that would not lead to immediate peace in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The discussion focused on Ukraine’s recent drone attack on Russian airfields, with Putin firmly stating he would respond to the assault that damaged or destroyed 34% of Russia’s aircraft. Trump also raised the issue of Iran’s nuclear ambitions, noting Putin’s offer to assist in negotiations, though no concrete agreements emerged. The call reflects Trump’s broader diplomatic efforts, including a potential ceasefire summit in Turkey with Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

📊 Trump Surpasses Obama in Job Approval Rating
A new Rasmussen Reports poll revealed President Trump’s job approval rating at 55%, surpassing former President Obama’s 52% at the same point in his first term, despite relentless media criticism. The survey, conducted among 1,500 likely voters, showed Trump’s strong support among Republicans (87%) and independents (51%), with even 23% of Democrats approving his performance. This marks a significant shift, as Trump’s approval has risen 10 points since his inauguration, contrasting with Obama’s decline from 67% to 52% in 2009. The data reflects growing public confidence in Trump’s economic policies, including tariffs and tax cuts, which have gained traction despite media narratives.

🪖 Trump Scales Back U.S. Troops in Syria
U.S. Ambassador to Turkey Thomas Barrack announced the Trump administration’s plan to significantly reduce the U.S. military presence in Syria, consolidating from eight bases to one. The decision follows the withdrawal of 500 troops in recent weeks, with at least two bases closed and a third transferred to the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). Barrack stated that past U.S. policies in Syria have been ineffective, signaling a shift toward integrating the SDF with Syria’s new post-Assad government. The drawdown aims to recalibrate U.S. strategy in the region while maintaining a minimal footprint for security monitoring.

President Trump participates in a Summer Soiree on the South Lawn of the White House on Wednesday, after ising an order barring US entry for people from 12 countries.

🔔 Trump Reinstates US Travel Ban 🔔

On Wednesday, President Donald Trump signed a proclamation imposing a travel ban on foreign nationals from 12 countries, effective June 9th, to prevent the entry of individuals from nations with inadequate vetting processes. The fully restricted countries include Afghanistan, Myanmar, Chad, Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen, while partial restrictions apply to seven others, including Burundi, Cuba, and Venezuela.

The White House emphasized that the ban targets countries with systemic failures in security cooperation, high rates of visa overstays, or links to terrorism, aiming to protect national security. Trump stated on Truth Social that the U.S. will not accept those who cannot be properly vetted, reinforcing his commitment to blocking “dangerous foreign actors.” The proclamation allows exemptions for certain visa holders and lawful permanent residents, but suspends new immigrant and nonimmigrant visa issuance for the listed nations.

The travel ban is the latest effort of Trump’s broader border security agenda, which includes intensified deportations and enhanced vetting protocols reminiscent of his “Remain in Mexico” policy. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem described the ban as a critical step to address the 1.5 million visa overstays inherited from the Biden administration’s lax policies.

The administration’s focus on high-risk countries stems from intelligence reports indicating potential threats from regions with unstable governance or terrorist activity. For instance, Chad and Somalia have been flagged for insufficient information-sharing on criminal records, complicating U.S. vetting efforts. The partial restrictions on countries like Cuba involve heightened scrutiny for visa applicants, ensuring only those meeting stringent security standards gain entry.

This executive action complements other recent security measures, including the suspension of foreign student visas for Harvard University due to unreported foreign financial ties. The administration has also prioritized deporting illegal immigrants with criminal affiliations, with over 10,000 removals reported in the past month alone.

The proclamation has sparked debate, with some arguing it unfairly targets specific regions, but the administration maintains it is a targeted response to verified risks. The travel ban’s implementation will involve close coordination between the State Department and DHS to ensure compliance at ports of entry.

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📢 Elon Musk escalated his campaign against President Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” by posting a “Kill Bill” meme on X, urging Americans to contact their senators to block the $5 trillion tax and spending package. Musk, who resigned from his Department of Government Efficiency role, warned that the bill’s excessive spending would bankrupt the nation, a stance that drew sharp rebuttals from House Speaker Mike Johnson and the White House. The meme, featuring Uma Thurman’s character from the 2003 film, amplified Musk’s earlier criticisms, labeling the legislation a “disgusting abomination” that threatens economic stability.

⚡️ Florida Republican Rep. Byron Donalds introduced legislation on to make permanent four Trump executive orders that streamline regulations and expedite permitting for nuclear power projects to boost U.S. energy dominance. The bill seeks to codify measures like banning foreign nuclear fuel imports and prioritizing small modular reactors, ensuring long-term growth in the nuclear industry. Donalds emphasized the need for reliable, clean energy to counter global competitors, projecting thousands of new jobs and enhanced national security.

⚖️ On Wednesday, the Trump administration’s Department of Education warned Columbia University that it risks losing accreditation due to violations of federal antidiscrimination laws, specifically for tolerating harassment of Jewish students during campus protests. The department cited Columbia’s failure to address antisemitic incidents, including physical and verbal attacks, as evidence of non-compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. Education Secretary Linda McMahon stated that the university must implement corrective measures or face further consequences, including potential loss of federal funding.

👮‍♂️ House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries declared hat Democrats will identify every ICE agent involved in what he called “aggressive overreach,” particularly those wearing masks during operations, asserting that such anonymity is unacceptable in America. Speaking at a press conference, Jeffries compared the agents’ actions to authoritarian tactics, claiming they are part of a Republican effort to “destroy America” through harsh immigration enforcement. The statement has sparked a wave of backlash on social media for potentially endangering agents already facing death threats.

🔍 FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino announced on Wednesday that agency files and video evidence conclusively confirm Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide in his Manhattan jail cell in August 2019, debunking conspiracy theories. The surveillance footage, soon to be released, shows no one entered Epstein’s cell area before his death, aligning with the official autopsy report. Bongino’s statements, made during a Fox News interview with Sean Hannity, aim to provide transparency and counter public skepticism surrounding the high-profile case.

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