CNNのインスタグラム(cnn) - 1月30日 05時26分

In recent days CNN has heard from people directly affected by President Trump’s ban on immigrants from seven Muslim-majority countries. Babak Seradjeh, 39. Iran. Seradjeh is an associate professor of physics at the University of Indiana. He was born in Tehran, spent eight years in Canada and currently lives in Bloomington, Indiana. He has dual citizenship -- Iran and Canada. Seradjeh was planning to fly to Tel Aviv on Saturday to meet with his research partner, Eytan Grosfeld, a professor at Ben-Gurion University. “I flew to Newark for my connection, but with all the news of people -- including green card holders and dual nationals -- being turned away, I decided not to take the rest of my trip. I've been rerouted to go back to Indy… This effectively suspends my research trip until further notice. This research is funded partly through the National Science Foundation. It is unclear to me how or when I can take this trip or what other effects the executive order will have on my work.” (?: Mary Ann Carter for CNN)

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