
HIT THE ROAD, JACK: State Dept. YANKS VISAS for 175K Visitors WHO MOCKED OUR LAWS
The Trump Administration has revoked visas from over 175,000 foreign nationals this year, reiterating its zero tolerance for lawbreakers.

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The Trump Administration has revoked visas from over 175,000 foreign nationals this year, reiterating its zero tolerance for lawbreakers.

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