President Trump’s latest proclamation slaps a reinforced travel ban on 12 nations, including Afghanistan, Iran, Libya, and a swath of African states. Starting June 9, 2025, citizens from these countries will be straight up barred from entering the United States. The White House is calling it a shield against terrorism. Critics say it’s more like a sledgehammer to America’s diplomatic credibility.

This sweeping action raises critical questions about its implications for U.S. military operations and foreign relations. By targeting nations that are pivotal in counterterrorism efforts and regional stability, the ban risks undermining alliances and cooperation that are essential for global security.

Bad guys today aren’t filling out the required paperwork and coming to the US throug

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