Countries Affected by Trump Administration's New Travel Ban

The United States, under the administration of President Donald Trump, has introduced new travel restrictions that impact citizens from more than a dozen countries. The affected countries include Turkmenistan, Eritrea, Afghanistan, Iran, Myanmar, Libya, Chad, Sudan, Laos, Yemen, Togo, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Burundi, Equatorial Guinea, Republic of Congo, United States, Cuba, Haiti, and Venezuela. These measures consist of travel bans and visa restrictions, which limit or prohibit entry of citizens from these countries into the United States. The policy is part of a broader approach to national security and immigration control, following previous travel bans enacted by the Trump administration. The list of countries has been periodically updated based on security assessments and diplomatic considerations.