Ndị gọvanọ US na-anabata ịmalitegharị ókèala maka ndị ọbịa gbara ọgwụ mgbochi

• US Department of Homeland Security announced the opening of US borders for vaccinated individuals next month.
• Several US governors expressed concern to the Administration on the continued impact of border travel restrictions on their constituents.
• Tuesday’s announcement is welcome news and a critical step in easing the economic impact on communities due to COVID-19.

Taa, nke National Governors Association (NGA) welcomed the announcement from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on the opening of US borders for vaccinated individuals beginning next month.

This summer, several Governors expressed concern to the Administration on the continued impact of border travel restrictions on their constituents – many of whom are owners and employees of small, family businesses desperate to resume operations.

Tuesday’s announcement is welcome news and a critical step in easing the economic impact on our communities due to COVID-19. NGA stands ready to work with the Administration to ensure the continued safety and health of our citizens while increasing the economic activities that come with travel and trade.

Should future changes be warranted, Governors call on the Administration to work with states and territories to ensure that policy guidance takes into account the local impacts on communities.

Ntọala na 1908, na National Governors Association (NGA) is the bipartisan organization of the nation’s 55 Governors. Through NGA, Governors share best practices, address issues of national and state interest and share innovative solutions that improve state government and support the principles of federalism.