White House says has updated guidance for green card holdersWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House said on Wednesday it has issued updated guidance on President Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration clarifying that legal permanent residents, or green card holders, do not require a waiver to enter the United States. “They no longer need a waiver because if they are a legal permanent resident they won’t need it anymore,” White House spokesman Sean Spicer said at a news briefing. The restriction on green card holders was among the most confusing element in the executive order signed on Friday. Initially, administration officials said such permanent legal residents were barred from entry under the executive order, although they could apply for a waiver and be rescreened. After the ensuing outcry — including legal challenges — over legal residents being detained, the Homeland Security Department said on Sunday green card holders would be allowed on planes to the United States and would be assessed upon arrival. “We expect swift entry for these individuals,” DHS said. Spicer said the White House counsel issued an update on Wednesday to clarify that those legal permanent residents no longer need a waiver. “Initially, as the program was lifting off, the idea was that they would go through be granted a waiver, of which everyone was,” Spicer told the news briefing. “In the sake of efficiency, we have interpreted the guidance to all of these agencies ... that that does not apply, they no longer need a waiver.” politicsNews
white house says updated guidance green card holderswashington reuters the white house said wednesday issued updated guidance president donald trump executive order immigration clarifying legal permanent residents green card holders require waiver enter united states they longer need waiver legal permanent resident need anymore white house spokesman sean spider said news briefing the restriction green card holders among confusing element executive order signed friday initially administration officials said permanent legal residents barred entry executive order although could apply waiver screened after ensuing outcry including legal challenges legal residents detained homeland security department said sunday green card holders would allowed planes united states would assessed upon arrival we expect swift entry individuals dhs said spider said white house counsel issued update wednesday clarify legal permanent residents longer need waiver initially program lifting idea would go granted waiver everyone spider told news briefing in sake efficiency interpreted guidance agencies apply longer need politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: White House says has updated guidance for green card holdersWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House said on Wednesday it has issued updated guidance on President Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration clarifying that legal permanent residents, or green card holders, do not require a waiver to enter the United States. “They no longer need a waiver because if they are a legal permanent resident they won’t need it anymore,” White House spokesman Sean Spicer said at a news briefing. The restriction on green card holders was among the most confusing element in the executive order signed on Friday. Initially, administration officials said such permanent legal residents were barred from entry under the executive order, although they could apply for a waiver and be rescreened. After the ensuing outcry — including legal challenges — over legal residents being detained, the Homeland Security Department said on Sunday green card holders would be allowed on planes to the United States and would be assessed upon arrival. “We expect swift entry for these individuals,” DHS said. Spicer said the White House counsel issued an update on Wednesday to clarify that those legal permanent residents no longer need a waiver. “Initially, as the program was lifting off, the idea was that they would go through be granted a waiver, of which everyone was,” Spicer told the news briefing. “In the sake of efficiency, we have interpreted the guidance to all of these agencies ... that that does not apply, they no longer need a waiver.” politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: white house says updated guidance green card holderswashington reuters the white house said wednesday issued updated guidance president donald trump executive order immigration clarifying legal permanent residents green card holders require waiver enter united states they longer need waiver legal permanent resident need anymore white house spokesman sean spider said news briefing the restriction green card holders among confusing element executive order signed friday initially administration officials said permanent legal residents barred entry executive order although could apply waiver screened after ensuing outcry including legal challenges legal residents detained homeland security department said sunday green card holders would allowed planes united states would assessed upon arrival we expect swift entry individuals dhs said spider said white house counsel issued update wednesday clarify legal permanent residents longer need waiver initially program lifting idea would go granted waiver everyone spider told news briefing in sake efficiency interpreted guidance agencies apply longer need politicsnews