Trump's ban on the 7 country's NEWS

Monday, January 30, 2017 - 9:39
White House chief of officials: Trump decree does not include green card holders

The White House announced that the ban imposed by President Bush, Donald Trump, on the entry of citizens of seven Muslim countries to the United States does not include green card holders.

In response to a question about media reports that the Executive Order issued by Trump, on Friday, affects a green card holders (Green Card) Contrary to the recommendations of the Department of Homeland Security, confirmed a large White House officials, Ryans Pripas, in televised comments to the network "NBC", that the ban "does not include green card holders."

Pripas He added: "We have yet to look at the restructuring of the Ministry of National Security, and for green card holders, the decision does not affect them."

Pripas also stressed, at the same time, that any person who travels frequently from countries targeted by the resolution, among them American citizens, will be subject to greater scrutiny.

He said White House chief of officials: "I think that if you're an American citizen repeat visit to Libya, it is likely to be subject to further investigation when you arrive at the airport."

He denied top official in the White House, in turn, announced by the US Department of Homeland Security, earlier, for the inclusion of a decree Trump for holders of a green card.

It is noteworthy that this document (Green Card) issued by the National Security Ministry and US allow people born outside the United States to live and work on the US territory, which proved that the bearer is a permanent legal resident of the country, and is often the stage of paving to get US citizenship.

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Monday, January 30, 2017 - 9:38
Trump: We will grant visas to all countries within 90 days

President Bush announced Donald Trump, Sunday, that the United States will resume the granting of visas to its territory to citizens of all countries within 3 months after the application of a more assertive security policies.

Trump said in a statement that "the media have interpreted the policy in the field of immigration is wrong, such as a ban on entry to the Muslims."

He said that his decision to prevent the citizens of seven Muslim-majority from entering the United States, states, "is not about religion," but rather aims to reduce terrorism and maintaining the country's security.

He added: "We will resume the granting of visas for all countries after to make sure we have reviewed our policies (in security) and by applying the most secure bases within the next 90 days."

The US president signed, Friday, January 27 th, a decree "to protect the state from entering foreign terrorists" and banning the entry of the citizens of seven countries to the United States, for a period of 90 days, namely Iran, Iraq, Yemen, Libya, Syria, Somalia, Sudan, and also provides for the suspension of reception of all refugees for 120 days, and prohibited Syrian refugees greeted indefinitely.

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UN: Trump's decision on immigration (illegal)

Monday , January 30, 2017 - 15:35



Considered the United Nations on Monday, US President Donald Trump's decision on the prevention of the citizens of seven countries, including Iraq, from entering the United States illegally.

According to the agency "AFP", in a news follower tow, that the UN is the US president's decision on "illegal" immigration.

It recalls that the Council of the House of Representatives voted during its meeting today on the recommendations of the Foreign Relations Committee on US President Donald Trump's decision to ban the Iraqis entering the United States, and the judge of reciprocity with the United States, and included the recommendations of the United Nations and international organizations claim the League of Arab States and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation to take a decision in this regard In addition to addressing the US Congress to review the decision as well as demanding the US administration to review its decision.

It is noteworthy that the US president Donald Trump signed last Friday decided to ban the entry of Iraqi citizens and other countries are (Iran, Syria and Swan, Libya, Somalia and Yemen) US territory for 90 days at the very least, to develop safer policies.

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Monday January 30, 2017 - 09:57
After the ban Trump .. "Starbucks' plans to employ 10 thousand refugees

Howard Schultz, CEO of "Starbucks", the largest chain cafes in the world, said on Sunday that his company plans to employ 10 thousand refugees during the next five years in 75 countries.

This comes two days after US President Donald Trump issuance of an executive order banning the entry of refugees and citizens of the seven countries of predominantly Muslim population into the United States after.

Starbucks told employees in a letter from Schultz that he would do everything possible to support workers who have been affected by this Executive Order.

Schultz said that the operating efforts announced on Sunday, will start in the United States, focusing initially on the people, who worked with US forces as interpreters, and ancillary services in the different countries where the army request such assistance.

Schultz was frank about different issues, and put Starbucks in the center of national focus when asked customers not to bring guns to the cafes.

Schultz said that in case of cancellation of the health care bill, known as the "Oobamacair" and loss of staff to cover health care will be able to return to health insurance through Starbucks.

Schultz also stressed the company's commitment in terms of trade with Mexico, which is a key and pivotal issues in the Trump campaign.

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