Why does Trump want the temporary travel ban to end?

65438+ local time1October 25th 65438+1October 24th, US officials said that US President Trump's four-month temporary travel ban ended, and the US government was preparing to update the immigration acceptance plan, and the review criteria of the New Deal would be extremely strict.

According to the Associated Press, Trump signed an executive order earlier, and the United States temporarily stopped accepting global refugees. This order expired on Tuesday (24th) local time, and Trump did not ask to extend the validity of the order. This means that the United States will introduce a new immigration policy, start the process of allowing refugees to return to the United States, and take it as the new guiding principle of American immigration policy.

American officials said that after the implementation of the new immigration policy, immigrants will face more rigorous and thorough background checks, and the government will also tighten the number of refugees entering the United States.

According to the new regulations, the United States will set a ceiling of 45,000 refugees. The upper limit of the Obama administration last year was 1 10000. The Trump administration will also "improve immigration access standards" and "strengthen refugee entry review procedures". Strictly prevent "people who may sympathize with extremists" and "people who may pose a hidden danger to US national security" from entering the United States. According to the current policy, men's censorship is stricter than that of women and children.

The Associated Press commented that this extra screening may delay the entry of refugees into the United States.

It is understood that Trump's refugee ban or travel ban has been revised several times and has been challenged by the court every time. Just in late September, as soon as the third edition of the travel ban was introduced, the Trump administration was immediately challenged by American courts. The American media expressed concern about this new ban: any new refugee restrictions may face similar struggles.

Although the U.S. courts have caused a series of setbacks to the implementation of the Trump administration's travel ban and stopped travelers from most Muslim countries, the Federal Supreme Court was tolerant of the Trump administration's refugee policy last month (September), that is, only the travel ban was allowed to be implemented until the deadline of 10. In addition, after the Trump administration announced the third edition of the travel ban, the US Federal Supreme Court conducted an oral debate on lifting the travel ban, but did not make any final ruling on the legality review of visa entry or refugee restrictions.

According to previous reports, Trump signed an entry restriction order at the end of June 5438+ 10 this year, demanding that Iranian, Sudanese, Syrian, Libyan, Somali, Yemeni and Iraqi citizens be temporarily banned from entering the country, triggering nationwide protests; In March this year, the second edition of the restriction order was signed, which removed Iraq from the restricted entry list. These two restrictions were quickly frozen by the US District Court and the Circuit Court of Appeals after their promulgation. To this end, the Trump administration also applied to the Federal Supreme Court to overturn the relevant ruling. On September 24th, Trump signed the third edition of the entry restriction order, prohibiting citizens of Iran, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Chad, North Korea and some Venezuelan government officials from entering the United States.