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Trump signs executive order to suspend some U.S. immigration amid COVID-19
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed an order to temporarily block some foreigners from permanent residence in the United States, saying he was doing so in order to protect American workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
The order is to last for 60 days and then will be reviewed and possibly extended. Some critics saw Republican Trump’s announcement as a move to take advantage of the coronavirus crisis to implement a long-sought policy goal of barring more immigrants ahead of the Nov.
3 election. “In order to protect our great American workers I have just signed an executive order temporarily suspending immigration into the United States.
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