The Trump administration is considering implementing extensive travel restrictions affecting citizens from 43 countries, as part of a new immigration policy aimed at enhancing national security. An internal memo categorizes these nations into three groups based on the severity of the proposed restrictions. 1) Red List: Comprising 11 countries, including Afghanistan, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, and Syria, whose citizens would face a complete suspension of U.S. visa issuance. 2) Orange List: Consisting of 10 countries such as Eritrea, Haiti, Laos, Myanmar, and South Sudan, which would experience partial suspensions, limiting access to tourist, student, and some immigrant visas, though certain exceptions may apply. 3) Yellow List: The largest category includes 22 countries, including Belarus, Pakistan, and Turkmenistan, which could see partial visa restrictions if their governments fail to address security-related deficiencies within 60 days. This proposal is pending approval from key administration officials, including U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and reflects a continuation of President Trump's stringent immigration policies aimed at addressing perceived security threats.