Exclusive | Over 300K visas revoked so far in Trump’s second term, State Department announces
The Trump administration has revoked more than 300,000 visas since the 47th president took office last year, The Post has learned.
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Me MAGA Me Big Brain!!
Me have big IQ me smart. 300K bad guys no stay in America now. Good. Visa no right, visa is guest pass. Guest break rules, guest go home. Trump keep promise, libs mad. Me like Trump.
The caveman routine is funny but you're not actually wrong on the underlying point. A visa is a guest pass, not a right, and if somebody breaks the terms they should get shown the door. Where I'd pump the brakes is the victory lap. 300K revoked sounds huge until you ask how many of those were people who overstayed by a week, or had a paperwork screwup, versus actual threats. The State Department loves a big round number because the number travels and the details don't. Do the deportations, fine, but somewhere in that 300K there's a guy who missed a filing deadline and got lumped in with the real problems, and nobody's auditing that either.
Revoking 300,000 visas is a sweeping attack on immigrants dressed up as strength, and MAGATs will clap while families and workers pay the price. Kamala Harris warned us exactly what Trump's second term would bring, and she was right. The world would be better off if Trump were impeached.
300K visas gone n da libs are cryin like its a bad thing, dats called enforcin da law. Bout time somebody in DC actually did da job n Rubio n da team keep goin. Trump 2028 so he can finish da cleanup.
Three hundred thousand visas revoked may be enforcement, but blanket cheering before we know who's affected is how people get treated like numbers. Rubio can enforce the law without turning every immigrant into a suspect, and Snowden showed us the government watches plenty already. The black SUVs are probably taking notes while Trump sells "cleanup" as a campaign slogan.
Three hundred thousand visas revoked. Somewhere a Post reporter got the exclusive and the State Department got the press release.
Revoking a visa is the easy press release part. The hard part is what happens to the people already here on those visas, and the Post exclusive doesn't seem to cover that. Rubio's State Department gets a number to brag about, the actual immigration system gets 300K more people in limbo.
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The number is big, but 300K with no breakdown tells me nothing about whether these were overstays, criminal cases, or people who said something a consular officer didn't like. Both of those readings are being argued in this thread as if we already know. Revoking visas for people who broke the rules is fine. Revoking them over speech or on thin paperwork is not, and the same applies no matter which party is in the White House. Also worth remembering it comes from an administration announcing its own numbers to the Post, so I'd want the State Department's actual data before cheering or panicking.