The United States to ban citizens from 12 countries from entering, Trump: related to the attack in Colorado.

The White House of the United States issued a statement on the 4th announcing a comprehensive restriction on the entry of citizens from 12 countries including Afghanistan, Myanmar, Iran, and Yemen into the United States, and partially restricting the entry of citizens from Burundi and 7 other countries. According to Agence France-Presse, US President Trump stated on the same day that the related restrictions were related to the attack against a group supporting Israel that occurred in Colorado. According to a video posted by the White House on social platform X on the 4th, Trump stated in his speech, "The recent terrorist attack in Boulder, Colorado underscores the extreme danger that unvetted foreign nationals pose to our country when they enter without proper scrutiny." "We don't want them," Trump said in the video, stating that he will not allow what has happened in Europe to happen in the United States. "We cannot allow immigration from any country that we cannot safely and reliably vet. That is why I am signing a new executive order today imposing travel restrictions on Yemen, Somalia, Haiti, Libya, and many other countries."