Sweeping US immigration changes take effect as 250,000 visas revoked
Most outlets led with the implementation of sweeping U.S. immigration changes and the revocation of over 250,000 visas. Dawn attributed the policy shift to the Trump administration and mentioned tightened scrutiny of foreign nationals, while Minute Mirror framed the changes as part of the new federal fiscal year without specifying the administration responsible.
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US tightens immigration rules as visa revocations cross 250,000
The United States has introduced sweeping immigration changes as the new federal fiscal year begins.
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Sweeping US immigration changes take effect as 250,000 visas revoked
WASHINGTON: Sweeping changes to United States immigration policy take effect on October 1 as the Trump administration tightens scrutiny of foreign nationals while the State Department says it has revoked more than 250,000 visas since President Donald Trump returned to office. The new federal fiscal year brings changes affecting green card applicants, visa holders, some non-citizens receiving go...
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