Key Points
- More than 175,000 visas were revoked
- Reasons for revocation include crime and national security threats
- Decisions were made during the Donald Trump period
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175,000
The US government has revoked more than 175,000 visas during the Donald Trump period. The reasons for revocation include foreigners violating visa conditions, committing crimes, inciting violence against US citizens, attempting to deceive citizens, or posing a national security threat. The visa revocation decisions were made during a period when the US was implementing a stricter policy towards immigrants. The US government continues to make visa revocation decisions, citing national security concerns.
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- How many visas were revoked?
- More than 175,000 visas were revoked
- What are the reasons for visa revocation?
- Violating visa conditions, committing crimes, inciting violence, attempting to deceive citizens, or posing a national security threat
- When were the decisions made?
- During the Donald Trump period
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