A revised ban takes holdAfter Trump repeatedly said during his campaign that he would ban all Muslims from entering the US, federal courts cited his words in blocking the first two versions of his travel ban in 2017. "We wanted to do a campaign, and what inspired me was the travel ban," Farrokhi said. Abbasi had moved with her husband to the Caribbean island nation of Grenada for him to attend medical school, only to be caught by the travel ban. In response to these accounts, a State Department spokesperson said that the department could not comment on litigation. "People talk about immigration reform, but the travel ban is not really part of that conversation, and it's almost forgotten.

Source: Libya Today May 26, 2019 05:48 UTC