The IRGC terror designation is a de-facto Iranian travel ban
Regular Iranians are finding it impossible to visit and work in the US due to Trump’s eleventh hour poison pill for JCPOA renewal.
Regular Iranians are finding it impossible to visit and work in the US due to Trump’s eleventh hour poison pill for JCPOA renewal.
Absent renewal, the two parties risk ‘entering into a state of corrosive stalemate’ and a potential crisis in the Middle East.
There are creative ways to get back into the JCPOA and handle removing Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps from the foreign terrorist list.
US and Iranian officials appear fixated on the costs of JCPOA re-entry, but they’ll pay a far higher price if they fail to get an agreement.
Nuclear deal opponents are whining about this non-issue as it’s reportedly the remaining sticking point in re-entry talks.
One year ago, the murder of Qassem Soleimani sparked a tit-for-tat that ended up killing 176 innocent civilians.
The political fallout from Trump’s kill order will extend far wider than Iraq.