Trump management stands fixed over Muslim travel ban

Washington: It will continue to implement President Donald Trump’s controversial executive order to temporarily bar US entry to refugees and citizens from seven Muslim-majority nations,the Department of Homeland Security insisted.

The executive order has enormous controversy and confusion on Friday by signing the executive order designed to combat jihadist terrorism.

The instruction suspends for 120 days the entry of all refugees and the issuing of visas for 90 days for citizens from seven countries Somalia, Libya, Sudan, Syria, Yemen, Iraq and Iran — till new mechanisms can be put in place to screen them more effectively.

This temporary ban on Saturday created chaos and outrage around the world, while many travelers found their access to US territory blocked and protests were staged at several US airports.