On Mon, Jan 30, 2017 at 12:46:40PM +0000, Christer Holmberg wrote: > >Holding meetings exclusively outside the US means that anyone living > >in the US under a green card or similar may well not be able to return > >from such a meeting. > > It has been announced that the ban does not apply to green card holders. What has been announced and what is happening are very different. Example: "I was born in Baltimore MD in 1951. That automatically makes me an American. Interesting and creepy experience checking into Houston International Airport this morning. I was detained for almost an hour by the TSA with questions about my travels to North Africa (1970s), my current social media communications with friends in Taiwan, Indonesia, Bangladesh and Morocco to name a few, where I have had friends for years and decades. These communications consist mainly of flowers, children, dogs, recipes and understanding of our different cultures. I was asked if I was Christian, and I said yes I am. My passport was taken, and was told it would be returned by mail in 14 business days. [...]" Citizen. Detained. Interrogated. Passport confiscated. ---rsk