The US Department of State has canceled more than 175,000 visas since Donald Trump returned to office, according to a report released by the department. This figure represents a fourfold increase in the pace of visa revocations compared to the final year of Joe Biden's presidency. The revocations primarily targeted foreign nationals who allegedly violated the terms of their visas, committed crimes, or posed a threat to national security. The department noted that many of these cases involved interactions with law enforcement, with common offenses including assault, drunk driving, theft, and drug-related crimes.
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US State Department Cancels Over 175,000 Visas Since Trump's Return to Office
The US Department of State has reported the cancellation of over 175,000 visas since Donald Trump's return to office, significantly increasing the rate of revocations compared to the previous administration. The cancellations primarily affected foreign nationals accused of violating visa terms or committing crimes.
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