Trump’s administration is cracking down on visa misuse by revoking permits for thousands of foreign nationals who entered on short-term B1/B2 visas but later applied for asylum — a move officials call fraud and a threat to national security. The State Department, working with Homeland Security, is targeting those who violated the core promise of temporary entry, training consular staff and rescheduling interviews nationwide. This latest enforcement action follows recent legal setbacks against other Trump-era immigration restrictions, signaling a broader, more aggressive stance on immigration integrity — even as over 175,000 visas have already been revoked since Trump took office for various violations.
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