US must protect borders without harming ties with Africa — AU on Trump’s travel ban

The African Union (AU) has urged the United States to safeguard its borders while ensuring diplomatic relations with African nations remain intact, in response to former President Trump’s controversial travel ban. The AU emphasizes the importance of collaboration.

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Author : Caleb Wilson

Publish date : 2025-06-07 14:12:00

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