U.S. State Department officials told the Associated Press that they are reviewing all 55 million foreign visa holders currently in the United States to determine whether visas should be revoked or whether individuals have committed deportable violations of immigration rules. The notification came in a written response to a query from Matthew Lee of the Associated Press. The review encompasses a broad population of visa holders and signals potential enforcement actions affecting many noncitizens. Additional details, criteria, timelines, and potential impacts on specific visa categories were not provided. The situation is ongoing and subject to updates.
President Donald Trump's State Department told the Associated Press on Thursday that it is reviewing all 55 million foreign visa holders in the United States for potential revocation or deportable violations of immigration rules.
The State Department made the revelation in a written answer to a query from the news outlet's Matthew Lee.
This is a developing story and will be updated.
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