Trump Admin Targets 200,000 B-1/B-2 Visas in Broad Asylum Crackdown
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The Trump administration unveiled plans to revoke up to 200,000 B-1 (business) and B-2 (tourism) visas held by individuals who sought asylum in the U.S., with revocations issued on a rolling basis. The move, described by officials as part of a broader, ongoing immigration crackdown and celebrated as the largest mass visa revocation, comes alongside other policy pushes such as proposed steep H-1B fees and ongoing visa-related litigation.
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- Trump plans largest mass visa cancellation in history: Who will it affect? Al Jazeera
- US to revoke visas of short-term visitors seeking asylum BBC
- State Dept. to revoke tourist, business visas for those who claimed asylum The Washington Post
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