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Antigua and Barbuda’s Prime Minister Gaston Browne is sounding the alarm over new U.S. visa restrictions that he says are crippling trade, education, and family ties. Once offering 10-year multiple-entry visas, the U.S. now limits visitors to single-use 3-month visas—and some applicants must pay up to $15,000 in security deposits. Compounding the issue, immigrant visa limits for Antiguans are being tightened due to security concerns tied to the country’s citizenship-by-investment program. Browne calls the changes unfair and damaging to bilateral relations, urging immediate policy review and adjustment to restore access and opportunity.

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