President Trump’s modified travel ban currently prevents nationals of Syria, Sudan, Somalia, Libya, Iran, and Yemen from entering the country, unless the traveler has “close family” in the US. The Trump administration’s definition of “close family” includes a parent, spouse, and child, but excludes a grandparent and grandchild. In your family, do you agree or disagree that grandparents and grandchildren are considered “close family”? | Daily Question

President Trump’s modified travel ban currently prevents nationals of Syria, Sudan, Somalia, Libya, Iran, and Yemen from entering the country, unless the traveler has “close family” in the US. The Trump administration’s definition of “close family” includes a parent, spouse, and child, but excludes a grandparent and grandchild. In your family, do you agree or disagree that grandparents and grandchildren are considered “close family”? Published on July 1, 2017 → Survey conducted on July 1, 2017 on 5126 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Strongly agree

48%

Somewhat agree

18%

Somewhat disagree

10%

Strongly disagree

11%

Not sure

13%

Strongly agree

48%

Somewhat agree

18%

Somewhat disagree

10%

Strongly disagree

11%

Not sure

13%