In a bold move that signals a no-nonsense return to immigration enforcement, the Trump Administration has just pulled the plug on all visas for South Sudan. Secretary of State Marco Rubio made it official Saturday, confirming that every single U.S. visa issued to passport holders from the African nation is now revoked—and no new ones are coming.
The reason? South Sudan’s government flat-out refused to cooperate with deportation orders.
Rubio didn’t mince words. Posting on X, he said the drastic measure was a direct result of “the failure of South Sudan’s transitional government to accept the return of its repatriated citizens in a timely manner.”
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The decision is a clear message to nations worldwide: play by the rules or face the consequences. The Trump Administration isn’t waiting for the United Nations or begging anyone to follow basic international protocols. If a country refuses to take its citizens back, the U.S. is ready to shut down the visa pipeline—entirely.
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