Advertisement Continue reading the main storyThose travelers now being admitted to the United States from seven predominantly Muslim nations singled out for a temporary ban by Mr. Trump had already been granted visas after screening. Mr. Doyle said that between Monday and Feb. 17, about 2,000 refugees would be rebooked on flights to the United States. He boarded a bus in Nairobi to return to the camp just hours before the federal judge lifted the travel ban. Advertisement Continue reading the main storyBecause of the last-minute change, Ms. Aizenman said that refugee family may have to live briefly in temporary housing, and settle for a restaurant meal rather than something homemade. That means people seeking to travel or settle here may be in limbo until the case is finally resolved.

Source: New York Times February 06, 2017 02:15 UTC