Trump Signs Order Banning Entry to the US from 12 Countries, Including Iran, Haiti, and Afghanistan

On [date not specified], US President Donald Trump signed an executive order that bans citizens from 12 countries, including Iran, Haiti, and Afghanistan, from entering the United States. The order also introduces new travel restrictions for nationals from several other countries, bringing the total number of affected countries to at least 12. This action revives and expands upon travel bans that were implemented during Trump's first term in office, which initially targeted several predominantly Muslim countries. The new order is part of the administration's ongoing efforts to regulate immigration and enhance national security. The specific countries affected by the ban, in addition to Iran, Haiti, and Afghanistan, have not been fully detailed in the available information. The order is expected to impact travel, immigration, and diplomatic relations between the United States and the listed countries. The move has drawn attention due to its potential implications for international mobility and US foreign policy.