WHITFIELD: Welcome back. I'm Fredricka Whitfield. Now, we're learning that green card holders are being impacted by President Trump's new travel ban. Ryan Nobles is following the story for us from the White House. Ryan, what are you learning?</s>RYAN NOBLES, CNN CORERSPONDENT: Fredricka, this is a pretty significant development. We have two different sources from within the administration confirming this information to CNN. They're saying the Department of Homeland Security' policy as it relates to this new executive order issued by the Trump administration is, if you have a valid green card but if you're from one of these seven countries that the administration has deemed as prone to terrorism, you will not be allowed back into the United States. Green card holders from the seven countries included in the travel ban and that is Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Syria, Sudan and Yemen, if you are holding a green card but are from one of those countries, you will not be allowed back in the United States. A source is also telling our justice correspondent, Pam Brown, that if you are from one of these countries and you happen to be in the United States right now, holding a green card, they recommend you do not leave the country, because if you leave and want to come back in, you will be denied. The Department of Homeland Security is trying to figure out how to enact the executive order. If you have a green card and you come from one of those seven countries, you will not be allowed in the United States.</s>WHITFIELD: Likely impacting hundreds if not thousands of people, especially those who may have upcoming plans as well. Thank you so much. Ryan Nobles, from the White House, thank you so much. We'll be right back.
Green Card Holders of 7 Nations Impacted by Trump Ban