A new memo, which reads like a particularly aggressive 'Do Not Invite' list, categorises 43 countries into three groups

The Trump administration is reportedly considering broad travel restrictions for citizens from 41 countries, news agency Reuters reported citing an internal memo and sources familiar with the discussions. According to the memo, these 41 countries are categorised into three groups.

The memo lists a total of 41 countries divided into three separate groups. The first group of 10 countries, including Afghanistan, Iran, Syria, Cuba and North Korea among others, would be set for a full visa suspension.

Donald Trump administration is considering imposing a complete ban on entry of citizens of 11 countries, including Myanmar, Bhutan and Afghanistan. A total of 43 countries are under Trumps radar over

The latest restrictions stem from an executive order issued by Trump on January 20, which mandates heightened security screening for foreign nationals seeking entry into the US.

Donald Trump is considering issuing sweeping travel restrictions on citizens from 43 countries as he continues his immigration crackdown.

Pakistan travel ban threat looms as Donald Trump’s administration considers broader restrictions on 41 nations. Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Bhutan are among those facing potential US visa suspensions over security concerns.

Donald Trump’s government is rumoured to be planning another spate of travel bans targeting travellers from dozens of countries. The US President is expected to ban people from 43 countries in the wake of the dramatic Russia-Ukraine war ceasefire talks.

At least 41 countries are being considered for a potential new travel ban by President Donald Trump's administration. African countries are on the list.