توضيح بشان قرارات السفر لامريكا

06:11 AM February, 03 2017

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يوم الاربع الامس تم تعديل او شرح بعض بنود الامر الرئاسي

اصحاب القرين كارد من السودان يمكنهم السفر الي امريكا
اصحاب الجنسيات المذدوجه
يمكنهم السفر ايضا

Washington (CNN)The Trump administration is easing restrictions on legal permanent residents who were initially affected by the President's executive order largely banning entry to the US by citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries.

After nearly a week of claiming it wouldn't change the executive order, the administration is retreating on how the order affects so-called green card holders. The seven countries affected are Iran, Iraq, Syria, Somalia, Libya, Sudan and Yemen.
Airlines were briefed on some of the changes beginning on Wednesday.
Details of the eased restrictions were described by a person briefed on the changes and confirmed by a senior administration official.
US legal permanent residents who are from the seven countries will again be allowed to participate in the Global Entry program, which allows for expedited border clearance for travelers deemed to be low-risk.
The executive order had canceled participation in the program for legal residents from the seven countries.
The administration is also close to reaching an agreement with Canada to allow Canadian legal permanent residents with US visas to enter the United States.
White House spokesman Sean Spicer on Wednesday also described another change that would end so-called secondary screenings for legal permanent residents from the seven affected countries.
The executive order's effects on green card holders was among the most controversial aspects among the order's bipartisan critics.
Permanent residents already undergo extensive background screening to qualify for green cards, and they enjoy legal rights that the executive order summarily restricted without legal process. Those restrictions were the subject of multiple legal challenges to the executive order.
A senior administration official said the deal with Canada was still being discussed. It would require Canadian legal permanent residents traveling on passports from the seven affected countries to posses a US visa and to travel from Canadian ports of entry where the US Customs and Border Protection agency operates pre-clearance checkpoints.

مشكور يا استاذ
ياخ قول لي ترامب يا عمك ضيقتها شديد .
تحياتي . ده توضيح مهم والله .

ده راجل مجنون واهبل وما بيعرف اي شئ في السياسة
كان سمسار وبقى مقاول وبعد ين بقى يبني العمارات وبالاستهبال
والتهرب من الضرائب وشغل الفهلوة في المقاولات التي ورثها عن والده المليونير
اثرى بالغش والخداع..
وقبل فترة نزل في الانتخابات الرئاسية وما قدر يستمر في المناسبة وانسحب لان الناس
بقت تضحك من كلامه ... والآن وجد الفرصة من اخطاء رهيبة ارتكبها الحزب الديمقراطي
وغلطات فظيعة ارتكبتها هيلاري كلينتون وفاز في الانتخابات .. وهو ذاتو ما مصدق بقى رئيس..
واللمثل جورج كلوني قال بان هذا الشخص الاسمه ترامب ممكن ينفع يكون اي حاجة إلا رئيس
لأنه لا يفقه في السياسة اي شئ.
وقرر ممثلوا هيوليود ان يبشعوا به ويمسحوا به الأرض خلال توزيع جوائز الأوسكار قريبا
لان ترامب هذا هاجم ممثلة مشهورة وبشع بها وهي الممثلة المشهورة ميريل ..
واخر مصيبة عملها ترامب هذا هو ان قفل التلفون في وجه رئيس وزراء استراليا خلال مناقشة ازمة
اللاجئين ...
...واظن الخطوة القادمة هو نزع الجنسية الامريكية لمواطني الدول السبعة الذين لم يولدوا في الاراضي الامريكية..
.. لانه اساسا هدد بتجريد اي امريكي ، حتى ولو مولود في امريكا ، من الجنسية الامريكية ونفيه من البلد اذا حرق
العلم الأمريكي... ورد عليه قاضي بانه لا يستطيع ان يفعل ذلك لانه لا يستطيع ان ينتهك الدستور الامريكي
لان الدستور الأمريكي يجيز حرية التعبير حتى ولو حرق العلم الامريكي وانه
اذا خرق الدستور الامريكي فسوف تقام عليه دعوى قضائية ويتم خلعه من الرئاسة بالقانون.. وعنئذ سكت وبهت
الذي ظن انه يريد حماية الامريكيين..
والله يديك الصحة والعافية

شكرا عثمان ...

اميره السيد ..

اعصابك وكل شئ بالقانون
تمت هذه التغيرات والتوضيحات لان هنالك اشكاليات قانونيه ودستوريه ..انتبهت اداره الرئيس ترمب لهذا الامر وقامت بتصحيح وتوضيح مهم ولا اعلم لو هذه المعلومه
معلومه لكن من يهمهم الامر ..

هنا لغه واضحه جدا ...

من موقع الامن الداخلي

Statement on Countries Currently Suspended from Travel to the United States
Release Date: February 3, 2017
For Immediate Release
Office of the Press Secretary
Contact: 202-282-8010

WASHINGTON - The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) would like to clarify the classes of aliens affected by the 90-day temporary pause on travel, with case-by-base exceptions and waivers, as outlined in the President’s Executive Order entitled “Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry into the United States.”

To ensure that the U.S. government can conduct a thorough analysis of the national security risks faced by our immigration system, the Executive Order imposes a 90-day pause on the entry into the United States of nationals from Iraq, Syria, Sudan, Iran, Somalia, Libya, and Yemen. This pause does not apply to Lawful Permanent Residents, dual citizens with passports from a country other than the seven listed, or those traveling on diplomatic, NATO, or UN visas. Special Immigrant Visa holders who are nationals of these seven countries may board U.S.-bound planes, and apply for and receive a national interest exception to the pause upon arrival.

Importantly, these seven countries are the only countries to which the pause on entry applies. No other countries face such treatment. Nor have any other countries been identified as warranting future inclusion at this time, contrary to false reports.

As directed by the Executive Order, DHS is working with the Department of State and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence to conduct a country-by-country review of the information provided by countries in order for their nationals to apply for myriad visas, immigration benefits, or otherwise seek admission into the United States. This review is needed to ensure that individuals seeking to enter the U.S. are who they claim to be and do not pose a security or public-safety threat.

The results of this review will be provided to the President within 30 days of the Executive Order’s signing. This review, conducted in consultation with our interagency partners, will determine which countries do not provide adequate information on their nationals seeking immigration benefits or admission into the United States. Principally, the goal is to ensure that those admitted to this country do not bear hostile attitudes toward the United States and its founding principles.

Based on that report, the State Department will ask any foreign governments who were determined to not be supplying adequate information on their nationals to begin providing such information within 60 days.

In order to protect Americans, and to advance the national interest, the United States must ensure that we have adequate information about individuals seeking to enter this country to ensure that they do not bear malicious intent toward the United States and its people.