By adbnu564 
The Trump administration has announced a comprehensive review of more than 55 million U.S. visas to identify potential deportable violations. According to the State Department, visas that permit individuals to remain in the country may be revoked at any time if there are indicators of violations.
Officials highlighted that grounds for revocation include overstaying the permitted duration, involvement in criminal activity, posing threats to public safety, or engaging in terrorism-related activities. The review will also cover individuals suspected of supporting terrorist organizations.
This move is part of the administration’s broader immigration enforcement strategy, which aims to strengthen national security and tighten scrutiny over visa holders. While the announcement has sparked debate, supporters argue that the initiative reinforces the government’s responsibility to safeguard citizens, whereas critics raise concerns about potential overreach and its impact on lawful immigrants.
The State Department emphasized that visa revocation is not new but will now be applied more aggressively across all visa categories. The administration has not yet specified the timeline for completing the review.