The Trump administration has announced plans to revoke approximately 200,000 U.S. visas, including those held by an estimated 70,000 Indian nationals, as part of a new immigration policy.
Officials stated that the visas are being scrutinized for alleged misrepresentation of intent to remain in the country, emphasizing that a visa is a 'privilege, not a right.'
This mass revocation is the largest in American history and follows the administration's recent decision to pause all global visa appointments indefinitely.