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What happens to people coming to Florida from travel ban countries like Haiti?

Travelers from fully banned countries will likely be denied entry, while those from partially restricted countries face additional scrutiny.

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Trump’s travel ban hits Florida’s diaspora communities

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Florida bears brunt of President Trump's travel ban from Haiti, limits on Venezuela, Cuba

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Trump banned travel from 12 countries, but included some exceptions to avoid legal battles

The new travel ban on citizens of 12 countries that restricted access to people from seven others includes some exceptions, part of the administration’s efforts to withstand the legal challenges that...

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America the Fortress

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Data fail to support Trump's justifications for latest travel ban

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LA28 organizers say President Donald Trump’s travel ban will not affect Olympic Games

Reynold Hoover, chief executive officer of the organising committee LA28, said that exemptions allowed for a “wide-open Games” and that the ban would not affect the Olympics themselves.

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Trump travel ban shakes up WA immigrant communities

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Local immigration advocates, politicians condemn Trump travel ban as discriminatory

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Which country has the most visitors impacted by Trump's travel restrictions?

South Florida, home to large Venezuelan, Haitian and Cuban communities, will be hit hard by Trump's travel ban

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‘A direct attack’: South Florida leaders blast travel ban for Haiti, Venezuela, Cuba

South Florida leaders on Thursday denounced the Trump administration’s travel ban targeting Cuba, Haiti and Venezuela, crisis-wracked nations that are among 19 countries hit with full or partial prohibitions against entering the United States.

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International students scared to leave U.S., return to school after travel ban

More than 24,000 international students from the affected countries studied in the U.S. as recently as the 2023-2024 academic year.