US EditionEye on Africa - US Visa Freeze Begins for 26 African Countries
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Under the new migration rules requested by President Donald Trump, the United States announced the suspension, as of Wednesday, 21 January, of all applications for permanent immigration visas for 75 countries, including 26 African States, including Côte d'Ivoire, Cameroon and Senegal.
As of 21 January, the United States administration suspended the processing of applications for permanent immigration visas for nationals of 75 countries around the world. The African continent is largely affected by this decision, which affects 26 States, including Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, Cameroon, Nigeria, Ghana, Ethiopia and Tunisia. The measure does not concern short-term visas, such as tourist visas, but is aimed exclusively at so-called "l…
On January 14, the Donald Trump administration announced that it took several nations by surprise because it suspended indefinitely the issuance of immigration visas. Faced with this, the affected countries, which were 75 in total, have decided to respond with more restrictive policies for the entry of Americans into their territory. YOU CAN SEE: WORLD WATER Donald Trump reveals that "the time has come" to this country and that he will act as i…
Did the U.S. suspend visa processing for citizens from 75 countries, including Liberia?
Claim: Facebook user Aloysious Howe claimed, “The United States of America has suspended visa processing for citizens from 75 countries, including Liberia.” Verdict: Misleading, the United States of America has paused only immigrant visas for 75 countries, including Liberia, according to the U.S. Department of State Full Text A Facebook user, Aloysius Howe, has claimed …
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