How did Trump's travel ban affect the country's relationship with other countries?

President Trump's executive order in January 2017, commonly known as the 'travel ban,' prohibited entry into the United States for citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries. The ban caused controversy both within the US and internationally and led to strained relationships with several countries.

The ban led to widespread protests and criticism from human rights groups, as well as from many countries around the world. Many saw the travel ban as discriminatory, and it created tension between the US and several Muslim-majority countries.

The ban was challenged in court, and a revised version was eventually upheld by the Supreme Court in June 2018. The ban caused a lot of uncertainty and chaos for travelers, including those with valid visas and green cards. It also impacted relations with some of the countries affected by the ban.

Overall, the travel ban was seen as a controversial move by the Trump administration that created tension with some countries and led to negative perceptions of the US around the world.