WASHINGTON, 2 February 2020, TON: US President Donald Trump issued travel ban for immigrants from six countries including Nigeria, Sudan and Tanzinia. Nigeria and Sudan are Muslim majority area where Islamic law (Shariat Law) is applicable while through demographic engineering the Muslim population of Tanzania has been show much less than the original size. Western nations intend to impose law in Muslim countries that grant citizenship nationals of other countries residing for a long time including refugees and asylum seekers.

In 2015, when President Trump was presidential candidate, he called for “a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States of America.” 

The proclamation will take effect on 22 February has banned entry of nationals from Nigeria, Eritrea, Sudan, Tanzania, Kyrgyzstan and Myanmar. Officials of US Department of Homeland Security was quoted by reporters to have said, “US administration is not satisfied about pluralist reforms and sharing of data  regarding terrorism including details of their visit, bank accounts and passport entries.”