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Yesterday, we issued a travel advisory urging individuals from certain countries to avoid international travel due to the potential implementation of a new travel ban by the Trump administration. This advisory affects lawful permanent residents, students, workers, tourists, and medical patients from the following countries: Afghanistan​, Iraq​, Iran​, Libya,​...

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It also prevents those massacring Christian’s in Syria from coming here.

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