What You Need to Know About Trump’s June 2025 Travel Ban
What You Need to Know About Trump’s June 2025 Travel Ban
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On June 4 2025 President Trump issued a Proclamation titled Restricting the Entry of Foreign Nationals to Protect the United States From Foreign Terrorists and Other National Security and Public Safety Threats . This restricts travel into the U.S. by nationals from nineteen 19 countries Afghanistan Burma/Myanmar Burundi Chad Republic of the Congo Cuba Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Haiti Iran Laos Libya Sierra Leone Somalia Sudan Togo Turkmenistan Venezuela and Yemen. In addition Egypt is under review. Effective Date The travel ban became effective at 1201am Eastern Daylight Time on June 9 2025. There may be lawsuits challenging the travel ban. Court orders in those lawsuits could possibly block the ban. We will issue updates or clarifications as necessary. Impacted Countries The ban differentiates between immigrants who enter as legal permanent residents or green card holders and nonimmigrants who enter for limited periods of time for instance as visitors or students. Afghanistan Immigrant Visas Fully suspended except immediate family and certain Special Immigrants NonImmigrant Visas Fully supsended Additional Notes Afghan Special Immigrant Visas are exempt Burma/Myanmar Immigrant Visas Fully suspended except immediate family and certain Special Immigrants NonImmigrant Visas Fully suspended
Burundi Immigrant Visas Fully suspended except immediate family and certain Special Immigrants NonImmigrant Visas Suspended for B1 B2 B1/B2 F M and J visas Additional Notes Reducing va lidity of other nonimmigrant visas
Chad Immigrant Visas Fully suspended except immediate family and certain Special Immigrants NonImmigrant Visas Fully suspended Republic of the Congo Immigrant Visas Fully suspended except immediate family and certain Special Immigrants NonImmigrant Visas Fully suspended Cuba Immigrant Visas Fully suspended except immediate family and certain Special Immigrants NonImmigrant Visas Suspended for B1 B2 B1/B2 F M and J visas Additional Notes Reducing validity of other nonimmigrant visas Egypt Immigrant Visas Under review NonImmigrant Visas Under review Equatorial Guinea Immigrant Visas Fully suspended except immediate family and certain Special Immigrants NonImmigrant Visas Fully suspended Eritrea Immigrant Visas Fully suspended except immediate family and certain Special Immigrants NonImmigrant Visas Fully suspended Haiti Immigrant Visas Fully suspended except immediate family and certain Special Immigrants NonImmigrant Visas Fully suspended Iran Immigrant Visas Suspended except immediate family and certain Special Immigrants NonImmigrant Visas Suspended Additional Notes Immigrant visas for ethnic and religious minorities facing persecution in Iran are exempt Laos Immigrant Visas Fully suspended except immediate family and certain Special Immigrants NonImmigrant Visas Suspended for B1 B2 B1/B2 F M and J visas Additional Notes Reducing validity of other nonimmigrant visas Libya Immigrant Visas Fully suspended except immediate family and certain Special Immigrants NonImmigrant Visas Fully suspended Sierra Leone Immigrant Visas Fully suspended except immediate family and certain Special Immigrants NonImmigrant Visas Suspended for B1 B2 B1/B2 F M and J visas Additional Notes Reducing validity of other nonimmigrant visas Somalia Immigrant Visas Fully suspended except immediate family and certain Special Immigrants NonImmigrant Visas Fully suspended Sudan Immigrant Visas Fully suspended except immediate family and certain Special Immigrants NonImmigrant Visas Fully suspended Togo Immigrant Visas Fully suspended except immediate family and certain Special Immigrants NonImmigrant Visas Suspended for B1 B2 B1/B2 F M and J visas Additional Notes Reducing validity of other nonimmigrant visas Turkmenistan Immigrant Visas Fully suspended except immediate family and certain Special Immigrants NonImmigrant Visas Suspended for B1 B2 B1/B2 F M and J visas Additional Notes Reducing validity of other nonimmigrant visas Venezuela Immigrant Visas Fully suspended except immediate family and certain Special Immigrants NonImmigrant Visas Suspended for B1 B2 B1/B2 F M and J visas Additional Notes Reducing validity of other nonimmigrant visas Yemen Immigrant Visas Fully suspended except immediate family and certain Special Immigrants NonImmigrant Visas Fully suspended The following individuals are excluded from the travel ban U.S. citizens Lawful permanent residents green card holders Holders of immigrant visas or nonimmigrant visas issued before the effective date of the travel ban 1201am Eastern Daylight Time on June 9 2025 asylees and refugees individuals granted withholding of removal individuals granted protection under the Convention Against Torture CAT individuals including derivative family members who are seeking asylum status refugee status withholding of removal or CAT protection dual nationals traveling on the nondesignated country’s passport individuals traveling with a valid nonimmigrant visa in the following classifications A1 A2 C2 C3 G1 G2 G3 G4 NATO1 NATO2 NATO3 NATO4 NATO5 or NATO6 any athlete or member of an athletic team including coaches persons performing a necessary support role and immediate relatives traveling for the World Cup Olympics or other major sporting event as determined by the Secretary of State It is unclear how this interacts with the ban on transgender athletes under Section 4c of the Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports Executive Order immediate family immigrant visas IR1/CR1 IR2/CR2 IR5 with clear and convincing evidence of identity and family relationship e.g. DNA But any other family members would be subject to the travel ban. adoptees IR3 IR4 IH3 IH4 individuals with Afghan Special Immigrant Visas individuals with Special Immigrant Visas for U.S. government employees and individuals with immigrant visas for ethnic and religious minorities facing persecution in Iran. Exceptions may be made on a casebycase basis Exceptions may be made on a casebycase basis for individual s who can establish that travel to the U.S.
would advance a critical national interest involving the Department of Justice including participation in criminal proceedings as a witness or would serve some other U.S. national interest. Individuals Already Inside the U.S. The travel ban seems to limit only physical entry into the U.S. It seems that individuals already in the U.S. would still be eligible for adjustment of status immigrant visas or green cards or change of status from one nonimmigrant visa category to another. Immigrant visa holders already in the U.S. permanent residents or green card holders who travel abroad should be able to return to the U.S. Nonimmigrant visa holders already in the U.S. who travel abroad would be subject to the ban when they try to return to the U.S. Translations This resource has been translated and is available for download in Arabic Dari French Haitian Creole Pashto and Spanish. Disclaimer The information in this document has been prepared by The Legal Aid Society for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. This information is not intended to create and receipt of it does not constitute an attorneyclient relationship. You should not act upon any information without retaining professional legal counsel.