Trump admin may revoke passports for unpaid child support

The Trump administration has intensified efforts to enforce child support payments by revoking passports of noncustodial parents owing significant arrears. Since May, passports are being revoked for those owing $50,000 or more, leading many parents to make large payments to restore their travel privileges. Over $1.5 million in delinquent support has been paid since the policy's implementation, with more than 6,000 passports revoked. The measure aims to hold parents accountable and ensure children’s financial needs are prioritized.

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