U.S. Revokes South Sudanese Visas: Deportation Dispute Escalates Regional Tensions | Times Now World

The U.S. revoked all visas for South Sudanese passport holders due to their government’s refusal to accept deportees, aligning with Trump’s deportation push. This affects students like Khaman Maluach and ties into South Sudan’s instability and Sudan’s ongoing war, which has sent 600,000+ refugees across the border. Rubio says the ban could lift with cooperation. Explore the impact in this video! Subscribe for more. #southsudanvisa
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