Do you support Trump’s expanded travel ban affecting 19 countries?
Trump Reinstates and Expands Controversial Travel Ban Affecting 19 Countries
On June 4, 2025, former President Donald Trump signed an executive order reinstating and expanding a travel ban affecting 19 countries. The new policy, effective June 9, imposes a full travel ban on 12 nations including Iran, Libya, Somalia, and Haiti, while introducing partial restrictions for seven others such as Cuba, Venezuela, and Turkmenistan. Trump’s administration cited national security, visa overstays, and inadequate documentation from these countries as justification. Exemptions exist for green card holders, diplomats, and certain athletes. Critics have condemned the ban as discriminatory, pointing out that many affected countries are Muslim-majority or located in Africa. Supporters argue it's a necessary step to bolster border control and vetting procedures. This poll gauges public opinion on the controversial move as the 2025 election season heats up.
Options
- Yes, it protects national security
- No, it’s discriminatory and harmful
- Support some restrictions but not all
- Not sure yet