- The U.S. Federal Communications Commission banned new foreign-made drones due to national security concerns.
- Existing foreign drone owners can still use their devices, but new models are now restricted.
- The ban is expected to significantly impact DJI, the global leader in drone sales, and promote U.S. drone manufacturers.

A: Hey! Did you hear the news about drones? Crazy, right?

B: No way! What happened? Tell me!

A: Okay, so the US government, under Trump, just banned new drones made outside the US.

B: Seriously? Why?

A: They's saying it's a national security thing. They worry criminals or… bad foreign people might use them.

B: Hmm, I see. But what about people who *already* have drones?

A: They can still use them! It's just for *new* ones.

B: That's good! So, which companies does this affect?

A: Big time! Especially DJI. They's really popular with Americans, you know?

B: Oh yeah, I've seen those everywhere. What did DJI say?

A: They’s not happy, obviously. They’s saying their drones are safe and secure, and they want a fair market.

B: Makes sense. It sounds like Trump wants to help American drone companies, doesn't it?

A: Exactly! He's been tough on Chinese companies for a while now. Wants America to make all the drones.

B: Wow. That’s a big change!