1. Command

$ npx news travel-ban-expansion --verbose --force-patch

2. Output

INFO: Initializing policy enforcement module...

INFO: New directive received: EXPAND_TRAVEL_BAN. Type: CRITICAL.

WARN: Parameter validation failed for "human_rights_impact". Proceeding anyway.

(Source: White House Proclamation)

ERROR: Database 'countries_allowed' update failed. Adding to 'countries_restricted' instead. This implies a systemic issue with inclusion.

INFO: Successfully added 5 new entities to 'FULL_BAN_LIST':

+ Burkina Faso+ Mali+ Niger+ South Sudan+ Syria

INFO: Also applied full restriction to travel documents issued by Palestinian Authority. This extends the scope of the ban beyond traditional state actors.

WARN: Detected 'partial_restriction' flag for 15 additional entities. This requires manual review, indicating a nuanced but still restrictive approach.

+ Angola, Antigua and Barbuda, Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, Dominica, Gabon, Gambia,+ Malawi, Mauritania, Nigeria, Senegal, Tanzania, Tonga, Zambia, Zimbabwe.

DEBUG: Previous ban iterations (v1.0, v2.0) already covered 19 nations (Afghanistan, Myanmar, Chad, etc.). This is not new functionality, just an expansion pack.

ALERT: Incident Triggered! An "Afghan national arrest" event detected. The correlation with this policy shift is HIGH, suggesting a reactive measure.

INFO: Rationale for policy: "protect its citizens from foreign nationals who intend to commit terrorist attacks, threaten our national security and public safety, incite hate crimes, or otherwise exploit the immigration laws for malevolent purposes."

(Source: Trump Proclamation)

DEBUG: Internal policy review indicates "woeful inadequacies in screening, vetting, and provision of information" from targeted nations. Translation: "They didn't fill out the forms right, or we don't trust their forms."

CRITICAL ERROR: 'Family_Separation_Protocol.logic' flagged for potential conflicts. Override initiated. The system decided to prioritize security over family unity.

3. Stacktrace (If This News Were Code)

TypeError: cannot_compute_empathy_for_national_security_argument  at policy_decision_matrix.evaluate(risk_factors.js:89)  at immigration_policy_engine.run(main.js:212)  at white_house_admin.execute_directive(admin_portal.php:501)  at user_input_handler.process(cli_interface.py:15)  at terminal_session.start(index.ts:1)

Segmentation fault? Unexpected behavior? Panic! The system encountered an irreconcilable conflict.

System core dump shows multiple threads deadlocked on 'humanitarian_concerns' vs. 'national_security_imperative'. It appears to be a classic race condition where the security thread always wins.

4. Patch Notes

• - Added: Five new countries (Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, South Sudan, Syria) to the 'fully restricted' travel list. This significantly broadens the scope of the ban.
• - Implemented: Full travel restriction on all documents from the Palestinian Authority. This applies to a non-state entity.
• - Modified: Partial restrictions now apply to 15 additional nations, requiring enhanced vetting protocols. This impacts a wide array of countries.
• - Rationale Update: Official documentation cites failures in foreign national screening and potential threats. This is the primary justification for the expanded policy.
• - Known Issues: Critics report potential for family separation and ignoring underlying immigrant challenges. These are ongoing concerns raised by human rights advocates.
• - Workaround: Current administration prioritizes perceived national security over logistical complexities and existing humanitarian frameworks. This approach bypasses traditional diplomatic solutions.
• - Fixed?: The problem of "too many people entering U.S. without proper vetting" (status: disputed, ongoing). The effectiveness of these bans remains a contentious debate.