Trump cancels 175K visas for foreigners
The U.S. State Department canceled over 175,000 visas for foreigners during President Donald Trump's administration as part of a comprehensive crackdown on immigration. The cancellations targeted individuals who violated visa terms, committed crimes, promoted violence, or exploited the immigration system unlawfully; among the cases were offenses related to assault, DUI, and drug crimes. Additionally, the embassy in North Africa revoked more than 100 visas for parents seeking U.S. citizenship for their children through birth in the United States, as well as visas for individuals who celebrated the assassination of a conservative activist. These measures reflect a tightening of American immigration policy and more rigorous scrutiny through social media platforms.
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