In statement to the Irish Farmers Journal, a spokesperson for Ornua, formerly the Irish Dairy Board, confirmed that the five graduates had been refused entry.
The spokesperson added that the five people were not refused entry as a result of President Donald Trump’s administration but as part of a wider tightening of visas into the US which has been an issue for some time.
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Ornua said it will continue to monitor the situation.
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In statement to the Irish Farmers Journal, a spokesperson for Ornua, formerly the Irish Dairy Board, confirmed that the five graduates had been refused entry.
The spokesperson added that the five people were not refused entry as a result of President Donald Trump’s administration but as part of a wider tightening of visas into the US which has been an issue for some time.
Ornua said it will continue to monitor the situation.
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