Cardiac surgeon on travel ban: 'Not the America we know'

February 09, 2017 15:16

Cardiac surgeon Dr Syed Raza works in Colombia, USA. He manages postoperative cardiac surgical patients. s going through some anxious days. He was born in Pakistan, raised as a Muslim, and became an American citizen 40 years ago. He remains stunned and upset by the new executive order that keeps out travelers from seven predominantly Muslim nations. If the ban survives court challenges, White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus has said Pakistan might be added to the list. Read more

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