BALDWIN: It is an absolutely heartbreaking situation. Little Abdullah Hassan doesn't have much time left. The 2-year-old boy is on life support at the Children's Hospital in Oakland, California. His mother wants to see Abdullah one last time before he dies. But she cannot. The family says President Trump's ban on travelers from certain Muslim-majority nations is keeping this mother, a Yemeni national who currently lives in Cairo, out of the country. Today, Abdullah's father issued an emotional appeal.</s>HASSAN: This is running out. Please help us get my family together again. As you know, my wife was denied return to the U.S. to see her son. My son Abdullah is only 2 years ago. We celebrated his birthday just two days ago. So, I am hear today for your support and help bring my family together for the one last time. Thank you.</s>BALDWIN: CNN correspondent Dan Simon is in Sacramento. And, Dan, you talked to the boy's father one on one. What did he share with you?</s>DAN SIMON, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, hi, Brooke. Well, first of all, this appears to be an example of where the administration's travel ban is having some unintended and very sad consequences for the family of this 2-year-old, who you said is on life support in Oakland, California. His name is Abdullah Hassan. He has a rare brain condition and may have only days left to live. Now, his father is a U.S. citizen. He's living in Stockton, California.
Yemeni Mother Blocked By Travel Ban From Seeing Dying Son