Families in Africa fear impact of U.S. immigration ban

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An Eritrean father yearning to be reunited with his four children after 15 years...

NAIROBI/LAGOS, Nigeria - An Eritrean father yearning to be reunited with his four children after 15 years apart. An American woman adopting a Nigerian toddler. A Nigerian man desperate to be with his American wife and children.

Awet, who asked that Reuters use a nickname to avoid reprisals against his family, fled Eritrea in 2005. He is now a U.S. citizen. But on Friday, Trump, a Republican, issued an expanded version of his travel ban that suspended immigrant visas - a category that includes family visas - for Eritreans and Nigerians. The other countries with new restrictions are Kyrgyzstan, Myanmar, Tanzania and Sudan.

Awet said he is still praying that he will see his children - now aged 14-18 - again one day. Their mother is in the Middle East.“YOU ARE POWERLESS”

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