Alarmed by Trump plans, some refugees see growing enmity in U.S.

By Ellen Francis and Lisa Barrington BEIRUT (Reuters) - Nur Hasan al Faraj's already slim hopes of a new life in the United States have all but died since she heard that President Donald Trump would temporarily ban refugees coming from some Muslim states. Like other Syrians, Iraqis and Yemenis who spoke to Reuters on Wednesday, Faraj was alarmed by media reports that Trump will impose a temporary ban on most refugees and suspend visas for citizens of Syria and six other countries. "This reflects