The Supreme Court has partially reinstated Donald Trump's travel ban - meaning that citizens from six Muslim-majority countries without any connection to the US will now be barred from travelling, The Telegraph reported.
Mr Trump said last week that the ban would go into effect 72 hours after receiving an approval from the courts.
Two federal appeals courts have previously blocked critical parts of the order.
The Supreme Court stopped short of banning all arrivals, as Mr Trump had wanted.
But it did agree to an emergency measure, taking effect immediately, which will prevent anyone who cannot prove a solid connection with anyone already in the US from arriving.
Only those "with a credible claim of a bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the United States," can pass US borders.
It means that students and those with family in the US can still travel to the country - although it did not specify what family ties and what "entities" were acceptable.
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