
A new set of immigration restrictions signed in 2025 by President Donald Trump took effect on Jan. 1, including a full travel ban on citizens of seven countries and expanded limits on visas and entry procedures.
Under the orders, individuals from Burkina Faso, Laos, Mali, Niger, Sierra Leone, South Sudan and Syria are barred from entering the United States. The restrictions apply to both immigrants and nonimmigrants, according to a CBP document dated Dec. 29 obtained by ABC News.