In his first week, Trump signed an executive order blocking immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries, leading to widespread protests and legal challenges from tech firms.
Executives and tech leaders protested at airports against Trump's travel ban, highlighting the negative impact it could have on hiring foreign talent for their companies.
Legal experts expect any future travel ban to face court challenges, potentially hindering US employers from accessing necessary foreign talent amid new priorities.
Industry insiders speculate a travel ban 2.0 might target different nations, with a particular focus on China's role in trade and immigration policy.
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