The transcript discusses global protests against the US's selective border closure policy under President Trump, which bans refugees and citizens from several Muslim-majority countries. Criticism arises over US foreign interventions. Solidarity is shown at US airports for detained travelers. Trump's policy faces challenges, with the UN and countries like Iran and Iraq responding with reciprocal measures. In the UK, a petition against Trump's state visit gains significant support.

What was the main reason for the protests in Manila against the U.S. policy?

• The ban on all international travel

• The restriction on refugees and citizens from certain countries

• The increase in visa fees

• The closure of U.S. embassies

How did people in U.S. airports show their support for affected travelers?

• By organizing sit-ins

• By offering free legal advice

• By expressing solidarity and support

• By providing free accommodation

What was the United Nations' stance on the U.S. immigration policy?

• They condemned it as illegal and mean-spirited

• They supported it as a necessary security measure

• They remained neutral

• They suggested minor amendments

Which countries imposed reciprocal restrictions on U.S. citizens?

• Turkey and Pakistan

• Syria and Yemen

• Iran and Iraq

• Saudi Arabia and Egypt

What action did citizens in the UK take in response to Trump's state visit?

• They organized a protest march

• They signed a petition to cancel the visit

• They wrote letters to the Prime Minister

• They held a public debate