The Trump administration issued a proclamation Wednesday suspending entry into the U.S. for citizens from 12 countries , including Afghanistan, Iran, Haiti, Libya,Sudan,Yemen,Somalia,Eritrea, Equatorial Guinea, Republic of the Congo ,Chad, and  Myanmar citing national security concerns. According to the proclamation, these nations were flagged for inadequate vetting and screening procedures that could fail to detect individuals posing potential safety or terrorism threats. In addition, partial travel restrictions will apply to nationals from seven other countries—such as Cuba, Venezuela, Turkmenistan,Togo,Laos,Burundi  and Sierra Leone— based on factors like visa overstay rates, cooperation in accepting deported citizens, information-sharing practices, and the presence of terrorist activity. The new travel restrictions are scheduled to take effect Monday at 12:01 a.m. ET. In a video shared on social media, former President Trump linked the newly announced travel ban to Sund...