Silicon Valley is struggling with re-entry ban USA – NOS

Not only airlines brands the effects of the new category of the United States for residents of seven countries with a muslim majority. Various technology companies from Silicon Valley have shared their concerns.

“Apple would not exist without immigration,” writes ceo Tim Cook in an e-mail to his employees. “Let alone to grow and innovate as we do now.” The Apple ceo stressed that the company employees from Iran, Iraq, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Libya and Yemen and that they are affected by the migration rules.

Also, the ceo of Netflix says that its employees worldwide will be touched by the re-entry ban. On Facebook writes Reed Hastings that the rules are “un-American”.

The ceo of Uber has promised that all employees who suffer from the new migration policy are compensated. “We help them for sure in the next three months, so they are not in financial trouble.”

At Google, almost 200 employees affected by the measures, writes ceo Sundar Pichai, in a letter to his staff. “I’m angry about the impact that this migration has on people at Google and their families.” Pichai adds that he about it will talk with Washington.

Google founder Sergey Brin joined the demonstration at the San Francisco airport. “I’m here because I myself am a refugee am,” he said. Brin emigrated as a child with his family to the U.S. from the former Soviet Union.

Also, the personnel of air carriers is affected by the measures. Cabin crew from the seven countries where the re-entry ban applies should the US not in. According to the Us customs are now 170 people detained.

A U.s. federal judge has a a part of the new migration rules last night reversed. Travellers with a valid visa should not be expelled.

KLM refused yesterday certainly seven passengers on flights to the United States. Two of them wanted to hop on Schiphol airport and five other airports. The people had, according to the airline a visa. Or the travellers now to enter the USA is not clear.

other countries are Also citizens of the seven countries mentioned refused on flights to the US. Include Turkish Airlines and Lufthansa passengers have left behind.

A spokesman for EgyptAir said to Reuters that all of the airlines at the airport of Cairo, and the command have been given the styles of the US to live. Also the airlines on the airport of Beirut to say to abide by the new policy of president Trump.