One employee rushed back from a trip to New Zealand to make it into the U.S. before the order was signed, Google’s Pichai wrote in his memo.

"We are advising our clients from those seven countries who have green cards or any type of H-1B visa not to travel outside the U.S." said Ava Benach, a partner at immigration law firm Benach Collopy LLP, while noting that the order takes effect immediately.

“No one is really sure whether a green card holder from these seven countries can return to the U.S. now. It’s fairly clear that an H-1B visa holder can’t," Benach said. The H-1B lets U.S. companies employ graduate-level workers from other countries in technical occupations such as technology, engineering and science.

"If anyone in these situations has the misfortune to have gone abroad recently, it’s a treacherous moment, possibly for green card holders too," Benach said.

Other technology companies are likely in a similar situation, she added.

Facebook Inc. Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg said Friday he was “concerned” by Trump’s recent moves to restrict immigration.

Microsoft Corp. inserted language in a securities filing on Thursday on the issue, cautioning investors that immigration restrictions "may inhibit our ability to adequately staff our research and development efforts."

USA is now on management by crisis mode

http://www.timesofisrael.com/airlines-barring-iranians-from-us-bound-flights/

The same thing that is wrong with Kenyans who vote for some buggers who have stolen big time from the mwananchi...