beijing u.s. president donald trump order temporarily ban visitors seven muslim-majority countries show administration understand counterterrorism duties chinese state media say wednesday trump jan. 27 order say necessary national security seek bar entry travelers iran iraq libya somalia sudan syria yemen 90 days refugees 120 days except refugees syria face indefinite ban move spark protest chaos u.s. overseas airports suspend federal judge seattle intense scrutiny u.s. federal appeal court question whether unfairly target people religion china government offer mild criticism ban say immigration policy sovereign right reasonable concern must consider official xinhua news agency say trump order show administration correct recognition responsibility need shoulder global fight terrorism radical elements around world could use ban justify ruthless cause gain recruit xinhua say commentary grave threat safety security unite state others worldwide ban countries list iraq libya syria victimize terrorism previous u.s. governments western power deliberately intervene self-interests add commentaries xinhua equate government policy often reflect official think world populous nation generally accept refugees china offer permanent residence 1,576 foreigners 2016 public security ministry say open largely reserve experts professionals china say face serious threat terrorism often rebuke unite state western countries consider double standards terrorism nervous implicate possible human right abuse western nations reluctant cooperate china campaign far western region xinjiang officials say islamist militants aim set separate state right advocate say ethnic violence region recent years response repressive government policies affect largely muslim uighur people call xinjiang home though china deny right abuse trump travel ban show u.s. misunderstand anti-terror duties chinese state media