Former President Trump said in a statement that the White House should re-instate a travel ban from certain countries to defend the country against terrorism. In January, on the day he was inaugurated, President Joe Biden announced that he would rescind his predecessor’s ban that prevented certain individuals from entering the United States—first from primarily Muslim countries and then from most African countries. Trump also issued bans on travel from North Korea, Venezuela, and Burma. “If Joe Biden wants to keep our Country safe from Radical Islamic Terrorism, he should reinstitute the foreign country Travel Ban and all of the vetting requirements on those seeking admission that go with it, along with the refugee restrictions I successfully put in place,” Trump said in a statement on Monday. The former commander-in-chief then added that “terrorists operate all over the world and recruit online.” “To keep terrorism and extremism out of our …