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According to Washington Post, the US considers the extension of the migrant veto to other 36 countries

Jane Austen by Jane Austen
June 15, 2025
According to Washington Post, the US considers the extension of the migrant veto to other 36 countries
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America Is considering expanding Migration veto According to the Foreign Affairs Department's Memorandum, who had access to the Washington Post,, for 36 other countries, often if Africans did not meet continuous requirements within 60 days.

The document signed by the Secretary of State, Marco RubioIf the citizens of the United States do not want to see the US Limited, they are demanding those countries through embassies that show the initial action plan to achieve some needs.

The new list contains more than twenty African countries, including Egypt, Angola or Nigeria; Asian countries such as Cambodia or Caribbean Islands, St. Kids and Nevis or St. Lucia.

Memrando suggests that these countries are suffering from a shortage “An efficient or cooperative federal government that creates reliable identity documents and other civil documents” Or the United States has a lot of citizens who violate the expiration date of visas.

The same document also refers to countries with “anti -US or anti -social activities in the United States,” and one of the ways to avoid entering the list is to accept the “third secure country” with another nationality to the deported people from the United States.

These countries will be included in the announcement on June 4, for this purpose, the US refused the entry and concession of visas to the citizens of Afghanistan, Burma, Chad, Eritrea, Equal Right Guinea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Congo, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen.

The President's Declaration set some limits to the gates of the citizens of Cuba and Venezuela, while Burundi, Laos, Sierra Leone, Toko and Turkmenistan.

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