7 Asian Countries Trump Wants to Remove from the U.S. in 2025

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Something big is happening in 2025, and almost no one is talking about it.
Trump’s newest travel bans are reshaping immigration, targeting countries across Asia and beyond. For families, it means painful separation. For students, it means education on hold. For workers, it means careers suddenly blocked. And for America, it raises a deeper question: who truly gets to belong—and who doesn’t?

This video counts down 7 Asian countries Trump wants to remove from the U.S. in 2025. Some are already banned, others face partial restrictions, and a few are living under the shadow of being next.

🚨 What You’ll See in This Video

🇱🇦 Laos – Partial restrictions, but big consequences for families and students

🇨🇺 Cuba – Old Cold War tensions resurface with new restrictions

🇧🇹 Bhutan – Rumored to be under review, leaving refugee families in limbo

🇰🇭 Cambodia – A potential target that has communities on edge

🌏 Other Southeast Asian Nations – Facing a “shadow ban” without official orders

🇹🇭 Regional Neighbors – Guilt by geography brings tougher scrutiny

🇲🇲 Myanmar – Full ban with the deepest and most painful impact

00:00 – Intro : What’s happening in 2025
02:15 – #7 Laos
03:10 – #6 Cuba
04:05 – #5 Bhutan (Rumored)
05:20 – #4 Cambodia (Potential Target)
06:15 – #3 Other Southeast Asian Nations
07:30 – #2 Laos & Myanmar’s Neighbors
08:40 – #1 Myanmar (Full Ban, Deepest Impact)

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