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Trump orders lifting of virus travel ban, but Biden aides vow to block move By Michael D. Shear New York Times,Updated January 18, 2021, 11:06 p.m. Email to a Friend Members of the public in an airport in the UK. The White House announced Monday President Donald Trump is rescinding his coronavirus-related travel bans for non-American citizens arriving from the European Union, the UK and Brazil,.Jeff J Mitchell/Getty WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Monday ordered an end to the ban on travelers from Europe and Brazil that had been aimed at stopping the spread of the coronavirus to t...

(Photo : Win McNamee/Getty Images) Passengers wearing masks arrive at Dulles International Airport March 13, 2020 in Dulles, Virginia. President Donald Trump rescinded COVID-19 travel restrictions on Europe, the UK and Brazil, the White House said in an announcement Monday. The COVID-19 travel restrictions apply to all non-American citizens arriving from the said regions and will take effect on January 26, Tuesday, reported CNBC. Reuters noted that the administration had prior plans to lift the COVID-19 travel restrictions back in November which were imposed early last year in response to th...

Biden Rejects Trump Plan to Rescind EU, U.K., Brazil Travel Bans Bloomberg 1/19/2021 © Bloomberg Travelers At LaGuardia and JFK Airports As NYC Enforces Travel Quarantine (Bloomberg) -- President-elect Joe Biden’s incoming administration rejected a move by President Donald Trump to rescind coronavirus-related travel bans for non-American citizens arriving from the European Union, the U.K. and Brazil, which means the curbs will stay in effect. Trump said in a White House announcement Monday that the bans could be lifted because of a decision last week by the administration to require in...

Travel bans will remain in place for China and Iran, the White House said, citing their "lack of cooperation" with the US in fighting the virus.

President-elect Joe Biden’s incoming administration rejected a move by President Donald Trump to rescind coronavirus-related travel bans for non-American citizens arriving from the European Union, the U.K. and Brazil, which means the curbs will stay in effect.