All Travel From Europe to America Suspended for 30 Days Due to Coronavirus Pandemic
During his primetime address to the nation on Wednesday night, President Trump declared a moratorium on travel from Europe to the United States for one solid month. The U.K. is excluded, however.
Here are the details, via Fox News:
The Trump administration will suspend travel from European countries to the United States for 30 days as the fast-spreading coronavirus continues to grow.
Advertisement - story continues belowThe measure will go into effect at midnight Friday, Trump said during a nationally televised message from the White House on Wednesday. He said the “strong but necessary” restrictions would not apply to the United Kingdom.
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Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte announced on Monday that the government has locked down the entire country in an attempt to deal with the outbreak of the coronavirus, which originated in China.
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BREAKING: #Italy PM #Conte announces the restriction zone will be extended to cover the whole country. No longer just a red zone in the north – all of Italy.
— Mark Lowen (@marklowen) March 9, 2020
Tells Italians to stay at home, to think of the common good, to play their part to combat #Coronavirus. Cancels all sports matches across the country.
— Mark Lowen (@marklowen) March 9, 2020
Britain's Foreign Office now advising against all but essential travel to #Italy "in line with various controls & restrictions imposed by the Italian authorities". This in a founding member of the EU, a G7 nation and one of the world's most visited countries. Astonishing & tragic
— Mark Lowen (@marklowen) March 9, 2020
The Trump administration could put a stop to the spread of the Coronavirus tomorrow and CNN would still be upset because too many white men helped solve the problem.
It’s reasons like this that has America ready to re-elect Trump.
From CNN:
Washington (CNN)It’s a statement that’s as predictable as it is infuriating: President Donald Trump’s administration lacks diversity.
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By contrast, former President Barack Obama’s circle of advisers in the face of the 2014 Ebola outbreak in West Africa was hardly so monochromatic. Neither was it so abysmal in terms of gender diversity. (Of course, to contextualize, Obama’s administration, on the whole, was far more diverse than Trump’s.)
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