US State Department revokes visas for corruption and security threats
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 15:03 · Archive
The US State Department has revoked over 250,000 visas under the Trump administration in what multiple outlets describe as a significant immigration vetting crackdown. The revocations target individuals accused of criminal activity, fraud, birth tourism and national security threats.
Among those affected are more than a dozen current and former Latin American officials who have been accused of corruption. The State Department took these actions on Monday, according to reports.
How it is being reported
- State Department has revoked over 250K visas in mass immigration vetting crackdown under Trump adminRevocations target criminal activity, birth tourism, fraud and national security threats on a historic scale.New York Post · 30 Sept, 21:32
- EXCLUSIVE: State Department revokes over 250,000 visas in broad immigration vetting crackdownThe State Department has revoked over 250,000 visas under Trump for criminal activity, fraud, birth tourism and national security threats.Fox News · 30 Sept, 19:26
- U.S. revokes visas for Latin Americans accused of corruptionThe State Department revoked the visas of more than a dozen current and former Latin American officials on Monday.UPI · 29 Sept, 04:16
In this story: State Department · Trump administration · Latin America
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