HEALTHMay 23 · 17:56 UTCGUARDIAN USEdward Helmore

US temporarily bans green-card holders from entering country from African nations

The US temporarily bans green-card holders from entering the country if they have traveled to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda, or South Sudan in the last 21 days to prevent the spread of Ebola. The policy expands previous restrictions that exempted US citizens and lawful permanent residents but now includes them under specific travel conditions.

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