What Immigrant Families Need to Know About the June 2025 Travel Ban
On June 4, 2025, a new presidential proclamation sharply restricted entry into the United States for nationals of nearly 20 countries. Effective June 9, the ban targets both immigrants and nonimmigrants, citing national security and public safety concerns. For thousands of families, this action raises urgent questions about mobility, reunification, and legal status.
While some individuals are fully barred from entering the U.S., others may face partial restrictions, shortened visa validity, or heightened scrutiny. And although certain exceptions exist—including for lawful permanent residents, dual nationals, and specific visa categories—the situation remains fluid.
Here’s what affected individuals and their families need to understand about the ban, who qualifies for exemptions, and how to take the next best legal steps.
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