Yale professors warn international students new Trump travel ban may be imminent

17/03/2025 16:26 The Guardian

Email urges students from ‘targeted’ countries to consider returning to US in case administration implements restrictionsUS politics live – latest updatesYale Law School professors have sent a warning to international students about an imminent US travel ban, as the Trump administration appears poised to implement sweeping new restrictions on foreign nationals entering the country.In an email on Sunday night, Yale law professors Muneer Ahmad and Michael Wishnie warned students from potentially affected countries they should consider returning to the United States immediately if abroad or avoid leaving if currently in the US. Continue reading...

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17/03/2025 23:16 The Guardian

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17/03/2025 21:34 The Guardian

Carney visits Macron and Starmer as he seeks alliances amid Trump trade war

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Pentagon webpage for Black Medal of Honor winner restored after outcry

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