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than May. Let's just say it may. It's Wednesday January 22nd, 2020 from slated to the

Gisdai Mike Pasca, the president of the United States, these United States held a press conference

upon departing from Davos today. He was totally unperturbed by the impeachment trial he said,

taking time to laud his perfect phone call call Adam Schiff, corrupt, incredibly corrupt, and said

he was unfazed and unperturbed by these proceedings which were a hoax, a total hoax. He was then

asked about expanding his travel ban. So we have a travel ban. It's a very powerful ban. And a

powerful ban has he. It bans most of Iran and Libya and Yemen and every last wandering Somali.

Well, that's okay because visitor is not okay, but in context visitors from those countries that

are currently under the ban, they do come to America in the low thousands every year. But Trump is

now considering banning people from political reports, Belarus, Myanmar, Eritrea, Kyrgyzstan, Sudan,

and Tanzania. Okay. Again, I mean Sudan and Myanmar have many people living in them, but just not

many people who come to the United States, mostly because poverty. But there was another country

on the ban, Nigeria. The president is saying he might expand his powerful ban, his third version of

which actually passed court muster to include Nigerians. All right. In the first 10 months of 2019,

127,000 Nigerians visited the United States for some context. In the 20 years between 1997 and

2016, the US issued 15 H1B visas to North Koreans, which are also part of the ban. So not all

North Koreans came here with the H1B visa for talented people, but many thousand Nigerians did.

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