Donald Trump signs new immigration order

US President Donald Trump signed the new version of executive order, according to CNN.

According to the message, the new order bans immigration from six Muslim-majority countries and suspends refugee program. Entry to the US will be temporarily halted (90 days) for Syria, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen. At the same time, "the new version exempts people who hold current visas and drops an indefinite ban on Syrian refugees, reducing it to 120 days. It also makes clear that lawful permanent residents are excluded from ban," according to the publication.

The new order differs from the previous one, which was suspended by court, mainly with Iraq exclusion. 

As the edition noted, Iraq was dropped from the "black list" as it improved the informing of American government of its citizens coming to the US territory.

The order also prohibits entry for all refugees for 120 days and indefinitely halts refugees from Syria.

The document enters into force on March 16.