President Donald Trump defended the rollout of his executive order restricting immigration from seven Middle Eastern countries in an interview before the Super Bowl with Fox News’ Bill O’Reilly.
In addition to repeating false claims about widespread voter fraud, Trump also brushed off criticism of how his travel ban was implemented. The order has been temporarily halted by a federal judge, with a protracted legal battle on the horizon. "I think it was very smooth," .
Trump severely understated the scope of his action. He was referring to the number of people who were in transit to the United States when the order was released and detained at airports.The story is more complicated and far-reaching than the frantic 24-hour travel period after the order’s release. The official estimate of the number of revoked visas alone is 60,000 — or almost 520 times the amount of people Trump claimed — and does not account for any refugees that were temporarily banned from resettlement.
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Personally, I don't like Donald Trump. He is a very closed "politician" of mind, doesn't like immigrants, that means that, less and less people travel to be able to visit United States. This affects tourism a lot, and yes it is true that people are still traveling, but there is fear that one day he will close borders and nobody can enter, that is what he said in his pre-selection, that he would like to do. He has hatred, above all people from countries like Mexico or people coming from Africa, he has many projects to do in these countries, and they are not very good. In short, we will all be aware of the decisions made by this president. What I do know is that there has been a manipulation of votes, it is not normal that there are so many people who have voted and then it turns out that there is even more against being president.