Prohibition on Entry for Nationals of Countries of Identified Concern
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(a) In general Subject to section 3, an alien who is a national of any of the following countries may not enter the United States: (1) Afghanistan. (2) Burma. (3) Chad. (4) Republic of the Congo. (5) Equatorial Guinea. (6) Eritrea. (7) Haiti. (8) Iran. (9) Libya. (10) Somalia. (11) Sudan. (12) Yemen. (13) Burundi. (14) Cuba. (15) Togo. (16) Venezuela. (17) Burkina Faso. (18) Laos. (19) Mali. (20) Niger. (21) Sierra Leone. (22) South Sudan. (23) Syria. (24) Angola. (25) Antigua. (26) Barbuda. (27) Benin. (28) Cote d‘Ivoire. (29) Dominica. (30) Gabon. (31) Gambia. (32) Malawi. (33) Mauritania. (34) Nigeria. (35) Senegal. (36) Tanzania. (37) Tonga. (38) Turkmenistan. (39) Zambia. (40) Zimbabwe. (b) Other prohibited individuals Subject to section 3, an alien possessing travel documents issued by the Palestinian Authority may not enter the United States.