The US State Department issued a statement on the 10th saying that since Trump began his second presidential term in January 2025, the US government has revoked more than 175,000 nonimmigrant visas. The statement said that most visas for foreigners have been revoked include attacks, drunk driving, theft, and drug crimes, while quite a few visas have also been revoked due to reckless driving, sexual crimes, child abuse, fraud, and misappropriation of public funds. The statement said that the US State Department will cancel visas against all kinds of criminals who endanger US citizens, promote violence and harm Americans, organize illegal maternity trips, and commit fraud, and will use “all available means” to crack down on those who abuse US visas.

The US State Department issued a statement on the 10th saying that since Trump began his second presidential term in January 2025, the US government has revoked more than 175,000 nonimmigrant visas. The statement said that most visas for foreigners have been revoked include attacks, drunk driving, theft, and drug crimes, while quite a few visas have also been revoked due to reckless driving, sexual crimes, child abuse, fraud, and misappropriation of public funds. The statement said that the US State Department will cancel visas against all kinds of criminals who endanger US citizens, promote violence against Americans, organize illegal maternity trips, and commit fraud, and will use “all available means” to crack down on those who abuse US visas.