President Trump's travel ban implemented by US Customs at Irish Airports
Meanwhile the US Embassy advises nationals of the seven countries listed not to attend any scheduled visa interviews at the US Embassy in Dublin as they cannot proceed with applications
President Trump's travel ban is being implemented again today by US Customs at Dublin and Shannon airports, as well as at Ports of Entry across the United States.
A note on the US Embassy website says that nationals of the countries listed, who have already scheduled a visa interview in Dublin, should not attend their appointment, as the Embassy will not be able to proceed with their interview.
Meanwhile a US court has intervened, as protests are held across the US, over President Trump's immigration ban.
A judge has ordered a temporary halt to the deportation of people affected by what critics are calling a "Muslim Ban".
Tom Swift has the latest for RedFM News.
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