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The State Department is set to cancel tens of thousands—possibly over 200,000—tourist and business visas for individuals who entered the U.S. on those visas but later sought asylum instead of returning home. Officials argue this protects visa integrity, calling them privileges, not rights, and deem using them as a pathway to asylum fraudulent. This move aligns with broader immigration tightening efforts, with Homeland Security helping identify affected cases. While revocations won’t automatically trigger removals—active asylum seekers still have due process—the action signals a firm stance against exploiting visa systems. The process will unfold gradually, underscoring Washington’s commitment to enforcing immigration rules as intended.

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