A sharp rise in visa revocations has been reported by the State Department, with more than 300,000 visas canceled during the current administration’s second term. The move follows heightened scrutiny of foreign applicants, particularly those linked to national security concerns or suspected fraud. Officials cite efforts to strengthen border security and immigration enforcement as key drivers behind the policy shift. The announcement underscores a continued focus on vetting standards amid ongoing debates over immigration policy.
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