China Condemns Trump Administration’s Travel Bans on 12 Countries

China Condemns Trump Administration’s Travel Bans on 12 Countries

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China condemns the Trump administration's security-related travel bans on the US from 12 countries, including Afghanistan, Myanmar, Iran, and Yemen, as well as the restriction on entry from seven other nations such as Burundi, CE Report quotes ANSA.

"We have taken note of the relevant reports. The free movement of people is the basis for promoting exchanges and cooperation between countries," replied Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian when asked to comment on the White House announcement during the daily briefing.

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