Manchester United legend Dwight Yorke has narrated his experience after being denied entry to the United States of America due to the Donald Trump’s ‘Muslim ban’.
Yorke who is initially from Trinidad and Tobago was on a travel excursion to his nation of origin subsequent to playing a philanthropy coordinate in Iran to raise stores for individuals experiencing sclerosis however was denied section to the United States as he attempted come back to his nation of origin by means of Miami.
Reviewing his experience, the United Legend said:"I couldn't exactly accept what was going on. I have lost tally of the quantity of times I have been to America, I cherish the nation, yet I was being made to feel like a criminal.
"I had purchased my ticket and checked in and was going to get on the flight when I was halted by two authorities.
"I thought 'what is going on here?'. They let me know there was a visa issue and a warning had come up against my name on account of an Iranian stamp in my identification.
"I went there to play in a legends match to open a stadium and didn't remain overnight."
"The two authorities let me know whether I got on the flight I would basically be extradited back to Qatar once I landed in the States.
"I attempted to clarify I didn't live in Qatar and was recently attempting to get to my home in the Caribbean."
There have been substantial reactions of President Donald Trump's official request that bans guests of seven Muslim nations from entering the United States, in spite of the fact that the request was upset by government court yet there are still instances of confinements.
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