Washington may cancel visas for 200,000 asylum seekers

The U.S. administration, led by Donald Trump, plans to revoke visas for approximately 200,000 foreigners holding tourist or business visas who have applied for asylum after entering the United States on short visits, as part of a broad crackdown on immigration. These measures include canceling "B1" and "B2" visas issued between 2016 and 2026, which could result in these individuals losing their travel status for work or tourism purposes. However, immediate deportation is not expected, as their asylum cases will be reclassified. The move aims to reduce what the White House considers frivolous asylum requests and is part of a broader strategy that includes revoking permanent residence cards and carrying out deportation campaigns, all in the name of strengthening national security.

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