US is preparing to rescind up to 200,000 business and tourism visas in largest mass visa revocation ever, officials say

The United States government is preparing to revoke up to 200,000 business and tourism visas in what is described as the largest mass visa revocation in the nation's history. The action is reportedly being organized by the Trump administration and targets foreign nationals who have either applied for or are currently seeking asylum status within the U.S.

This policy shift represents a significant administrative move regarding immigration and visa oversight. By rescinding these travel documents for individuals already pursuing asylum claims, the administration aims to alter the status of those currently present or seeking entry under existing business and tourism authorizations.