BOLDUAN: Travel ban expired, at least that's what's happened to one part. The Trump administration expected to let refugees in from all countries once again with new restrictions. What does this mean? Joining me, CNN justice correspondent, Jessica Schneider, with all the details. Jessica, lay it out for us.</s>JESSICA SCHNEIDER, CNN JUSTICE CORRESPONDENT: New rules. They're expected to be laid out by the White House and Department of Homeland Security today in just a matter of hours since the 120-day ban on refugee admissions expires today. Here's what we expect. The administration in the coming days and months, they'll be collecting more biographical data when they vet refugees. That includes members of their families, their names, places of employment, that sort of thing. Social media posts will also be fair game. Administration officials will really check online to vet potential refugees. Officials who vet them, they'll be given new guidance as well as better training that will help them detect fraud among applicants. The Trump administration, they've already announced that they will be limiting the number of refugees admitted in 2018. They're going to cap it at 45,000. That, though, is less than half of what President Obama set for the year 2017. And you know, Kate, right now "the Wall Street Journal" is also reporting that while refugees will be let in, there will be 11 countries, refugees from those countries will be subject to a bit of additional vetting that could slow that process down. The exact details will be laid out by the White House and Homeland Security a little bit later today -- Kate?</s>BOLDUAN: With every element of travel ban or anything related, those details will be read very carefully.</s>SCHNEIDER: That's right.</s>BOLDUAN: Thank you, Jessica. Really appreciate it. Coming up for us, soon, President Trump will be heading to Capitol Hill to make his pitch on tax reform. But it comes, of course, after as we've discussed his feud with Republican Senator Bob Corker has hit a whole new level. Is it kumbaya or fisticuffs? We'll find out soon.
Trump Administration to Allow in Refugees from All Countries with New Restrictions.