Over 30 US lawmakers are speaking out against Donald Trump’s proposed travel ban, warning that it could damage the US economy, strain diplomatic ties, and disrupt the lives of countless families. Led by Democrats Yasmin Ansari and Brad Schneider, the group argues that the ban—reportedly targeting up to 43 countries—offers no real security benefits and instead risks repeating the mistakes of the past. Here's what’s at stake if this plan goes through.
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00:00Over 30 U.S. lawmakers are raising alarms over Donald Trump's push to bring back his travel van.
00:06They're urging him to back off, saying it could wreck the economy, strain global relations, and do little to improve security.
00:13Led by Democrats Yasmin Ansari and Brad Schneider, the lawmakers sent a clear message in a letter to Trump.
00:19They say the ban would block people from up to 43 countries, including Pakistan, and split them into categories.
00:26Pakistan is reportedly in the orange group, meaning citizens would need in-person interviews to even get a visa.
00:33The lawmakers warn this could break critical economic ties, disrupt trade, and scare off foreign investors.
00:39They argue it's a lose-lose situation, damaging business and alienating allies.
00:45And beyond politics and policy, they highlight the human cost.
00:49The last travel ban separated families, halted dreams for students, and hurt working professionals.
00:55They're asking Trump to rethink the move before it repeats the pain of the past.
01:00Because when borders close, connections break, and the impact hits home.