US visas for asylum seekers may drop
The U.S. Department of State announced that it will revoke work and tourism visas for approximately 200,000 asylum seekers who have applied for permanent residence in the United States, as part of the immigration enforcement policies implemented by President Donald Trump since 2025. This comes after about 175,000 visas have already been canceled since Trump's return to power, due to criminal activities or legal violations, with a focus on combating illegal immigration and reducing the entry of foreigners. The visa cancellations will be carried out gradually, aiming to address asylum claims believed to have involved fraud to secure permanent stay in the United States.
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