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The State University of New York system issued a statement Sunday
warning its 320 students from countries banned by President Donald
Trump's executive order to avoid travel.
"SUNY is reviewing President Trump's Executive Order and surveying
its campuses to determine the impact it may have on our students,
faculty, and staff both abroad and at home on our 64 college and
university campuses," the statement said.
Trump's order temporarily banned all refugees from Iran, Iraq, Syria,
Sudan, Somalia, Libya and Yemen from entering the U.S. Some people with
valid visas traveling back to the U.S. from those countries were
originally detained, but the Trump administration on Saturday said those
people with green cards would be allowed into the U.S.
SUNY's statement did not specify how the executive action could
affect SUNY students, but they are reviewing any possible complications
for students. The SUNY system said it will do what it can within the law
to support any students from the banned countries.
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Source: NYup.com (via The Empire Report)
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