Affected Nations:

1. Iran
2. Somalia
3. Libya
4. Syria
5. Yemen
6. Venezuela
7. North Korea
8. Chad

Restrictions for newly-added countries (Venezuela, North Korea, Chad):

• This Ban only applies to individuals who are, from October 18th, onward: i) outside of the U.S. ii) without a valid visa on and iii) without a waiver under Section 3(c)
• This Ban should not affect:
• Lawful permanent residents (green card holders);
• Individuals admitted or paroled into the U.S. on or after the effective date of MB-4;
• Those with a document other than a visa that allows them to travel to the U.S., if the document is dated on or after the effective date of MB-4;
• Dual-nationals traveling on a passport from a non-designated country;
• Individuals granted asylum;
• Refugees already admitted to the U.S.; or
• Individuals granted withholding of removal, advance parole, or protection under the Convention against Torture

Previously-impacted countries – restrictions effective immediately:

• Iran
• Effective immediately, immigrant and nonimmigrant entry are suspended for Iranian nationals except for those with a bona fide relationship to a U.S. person or entity OR for those with F, J, or M visas.
• Those with F, J, or M visas will most likely be subject to “enhanced screening and vetting requirements.”
• The bona fide relationship exemption ends October 18, 2017.
• Libya
• Effective immediately, immigrants and nonimmigrants on business (B-1), tourist (B-2), business/tourist (B-1/B-2) visas are suspended except those with a bona fide relationship to the U.S.
• The bona fide relationship exemption ends October 18, 2017.
• Somalia
• Effective immediately, immigrant visas are suspended for Somali nationals, except for those with a bona fide relationship to a U.S. person or entity.
• Non-immigrant visas are permitted, subjected to heightened screening.
• The bona fide relationship exemption ends October 18, 2017.
• Syria
• Effective immediately, immigrant and nonimmigrant entry is suspended for Syrian nationals, except for those with a bona fide relationship to a U.S. person or entity.
• The bona fide relationship exemption ends October 18, 2017.
• Sudan
• Sudan was removed from the list of restricted countries in MB-4.
• Sudanese visa holders who were impacted by earlier Muslim Bans should now be able to reapply for visa.
• The bona fide relationship exemption ends October 18, 2017.
• Yemen
• Effective immediately, all immigrant visas and nonimmigrant business (B-1), tourist (B-2), and business/tourist (B-1/B-2) visas are suspended, unless the visa holder has a bona fide relationship to a U.S. person or entity.
• The bona fide relationship exemption ends October 18, 2017.

• A close family member living in the U.S.,
• An offer of employment in the U.S., and/or
• An admission to study in the U.S.

We hope to see you at the rally!