Refugees who had bee✨n approved to travel to the United States before a January 27 deadline susp🎐ending America's refugee resettlement program have had their travel plans cancelled by the Trump administration.
The suspension was in an executive order signed by President Donald Trump on Monday. It left open the possibility that people who had undergone the lengthy process to be approved as refugees and permitted to come to the US, and had flights booked before that deadline, might still be able to geꦯt in under the wire.
Refugees who had bee✨n approved to travel to the United States before a January 27 deadline susp🎐ending America's refugee resettlement program have had their travel plans cancelled by the Trump administration.
Thousands of refugees are now stranded at various locations arou🏅nd the𝄹 globe.
The suspension was in an executive order signed by President Donald Trump on Monday. It left open the possibili🌼ty that people who had undergone the lengthy process to be approved as refugees and permitted to come to the US, and ha✱d flights booked before that deadline, might still be able to get in under the wire.
But in an email reviewed Wednesday by The Associated Press, the US agency overseeing refugee processing and arrival told staff and stakeholders that “refugee arrival to the United States have been suspended u𝓡ntil further 𓄧notice”.