The Trump administration is preparing to enforce a stringent travel ban on Pakistan and 40 other countries, marking a significant escalation in the fight against illegal immigration. After taking office as the President of the United States, Trump had already made efforts to tackle illegal immigration, and now, a draft proposal has been created to ban travel to the US from 41 countries, including Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Bhutan.

Reports indicate that the ban will be even stricter than previous measures. In his first term, Trump had already prohibited travel from seven Muslim-majority countries. The new list includes nations with high concerns about illegal immigration and national security. Officials suggest that the ban will significantly reduce the number of people entering the United States illegally, further solidifying Trump’s commitment to tightening immigration laws.