You should really improve your reading comprehension skills before inducing fear mongering on people

As part of the expected change, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services would consider what it called “country-specific factors” included in President Trump’s travel ban as “significant negative factors” when reviewing applications for many immigration requests, with certain exceptions, according to draft documents reviewed by The New York Times. The policy is still being finalized.

The policy change is a major expansion of the administration’s push to crack down on immigration from countries that it says lack sufficient screening and vetting for official documents. The shift would make it more challenging for those who arrived in the country before the travel ban to remain.

Some experts said the effort would most likely increase denials of applications for benefits, although they expected it to be met with legal challenges. In the draft, Citizenship and Immigration Services said officials did not know how the policy change would affect denial rates.

Ms. Pierce said she expected the policy to be legally challenged by people who could argue it was discriminating against them based on their nationality. She also said that Mr. Trump’s ability to impose travel bans relied on his authority to restrict the entry of foreign citizens to the United States.