The coronavirus (COVID-19) is a pandemic threatening population worldwide and dominating news stories across the globe. During these unprecedented times, numerous countries, including the United States have imposed travel restrictions in an effort to curtail the spread of the disease. Over the past several months, the Trump administration has used the COVID-19 outbreak to pursue restrictive immigration policy changes.

These changes are through various travel bans and proclamations, often issued with little to no advance notice, confusing not only the public but also the various government agencies. At present, several travel bans and proclamations are in effect. They are also independent from one another. In this article, I have highlighted some of the key changes.

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