The U.S. travel ban may expand to 32 countries, as the Trump administration intensifies immigration restrictions. Homeland Security Secretary Noem suggested targeting nations she claims are problematic. Countries like Kenya and Nigeria are potential targets, raising concerns about human rights and international relations.

The debate intensified after a shooting near the White House by an Afghan national, leading Trump to threaten a pause on migration from "third world countries." Current bans affect several African nations, reflecting a trend towards stricter immigration controls.

Critics warn of increased tensions, while supporters argue the measures are essential for national security. The implications of these changes for U.S. immigration policy and global relations remain uncertain.