Two months after Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with a half-dozen Caribbean leaders in his first official visit to the region, more heads of government will get a chance to air their concerns.

According to Reuters, the Trump administration is considering a travel ban on 41 countries. These include Afghanistan, Iran, Syria and Cuba ... to the U.S.” could affect employees’ employment ...

Yale-Loehr pointed to a draft list of 43 countries that could be hit with a new travel ban, as reported by The ... Though there's not a list that's currently in effect, Yale-Loehr advised that ...

The draft, which has not been officially implemented, bans all travel to the U.S. from Afghanistan, Bhutan, Cuba, Iran ... Though the ban hasn’t gone into effect, attacks on immigrants have ...

Cuba and Venezuela. Immigration advocates are speaking out against what could be the second potential travel ban by the Trump administration. "We're coming out not only to say we reject it ...

In contrast to the initial 2017 travel ban, targeting mostly Muslim-majority countries, this new version has a broader sweep, including some countries in South America, Africa, and Asia. Red List ...

The travel industry, like many industries in the 21st century, is a global one. Like a domino effect ... and Barbuda, Cuba, Dominica, Haiti and Saint Kitts and Nevis have all been essentially ...

WASHINGTON − President Donald Trump is expected to ban or severely restrict travel to the United States by citizens of more than a dozen countries, including Iran and Venezuela, as soon as Friday.

Here is everything you need to know about Trump’s revived travel ban, how a new colour-graded system could work, and how the travel ban could affect British ... Syria, Cuba and North Korea ...

Cuba and Venezuela are both on the list ... It’s not clear exactly how many MLB players the travel ban could affect, but according to Amy Maldonado, an immigration lawyer in Michigan who handles ...

The new travel ban could target as many as 41 countries, Reuters reported. The first "red" group of 10 countries, including Afghanistan, Iran, Sudan, Venezuela, Libya, Yemen, Syria, Cuba and North ...