Feb, 2017 : Workers Frozen in Place After Order from President Trump

📅 February 2, 2017 - Khash Sajadi and Omid Scheybani are locked out and locked in of the United States after the executive order from President Trump. The order targeted seven predominately Muslim countries and these two, along with others were caught in the policy causing chaos around the world.

Many companies are reacting to this including Google, Deloitte LLP and McKinsey & Co. These companies and others have told employees to cancel any trave plans for outside of the country.

Scheybani, a graduate student at Stanford University is a dual citizen of Iran and Germany. Scheybani is stuck in Palo Alto, CA.

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