Trump Administration Suspends Immigrant Visas from 75 Countries to Protect American Workers and Taxpayers
In a bold move to safeguard American prosperity, the Trump administration suspends immigrant visa processing for 75 countries, including Brazil, Russia, and Iran, aiming to prevent further strain on U.S. social safety nets.
In a decisive stand for national sovereignty and economic prudence, the Trump administration has halted immigrant visa processing for citizens of 75 countries known for disproportionately drawing on American welfare programs. This sweeping suspension includes nations from Latin America such as Brazil, Colombia, and Haiti; Middle Eastern states like Iran and Yemen; and global players including Russia and Nigeria. The freeze, set to begin January 21 and remain until thorough reevaluation of visa verification procedures is complete, signals a much-needed course correction in U.S. immigration policy. It directly addresses a long-overlooked problem: unchecked immigrant inflows draining public resources at the...
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