Donald's Trump's European travel ban has kicked in, but it has emerged…

Donald's Trump's European travel ban has kicked in, but it has emerged that Americans flying home will only be allowed to travel through 13 airports and they will not be tested for coronavirus when they land at the border.  
Trump's announcement of the ban on Thursday made no mention of any tests at the origin country and it does not say how it will stop Europeans - who are banned from the US - from getting on the plane. 
Once the passengers arrive back in America, JetBlack they will go to customs and then to 'enhanced screening' where they won't have their temperatures taken or be tested for COVID-19, but where they'll be asked a series of questions about their medical conditions and travel history.
Then, they'll be advised to self-quarantine and follow CDC guidelines. 
'Upon arrival, travelers will proceed to standard customs processing.

They will then continue to enhanced entry screening where the passenger will be asked about their medical history, current condition, and asked for contact information for local health authorities. 

A young woman greets a loved one in the arrivals area at Terminal E at Logan Airport in East Boston on Friday
Trump in the Rose Garden on Friday afternoon announcing his plans to increase testing and boasting about how he had stunted the virus by closing the border