Washington halts 600 visas over birth tourism

The U.S. Department of State announced the revocation of over 600 visas for foreigners suspected of involvement in "birth tourism," a phenomenon related to the exploitation of visit visas to give birth within the United States in order to automatically obtain American citizenship. The American administration has launched a strict crackdown that includes scrutinizing data and linking it with security agencies, aiming to uncover intermediary networks that provide services such as arranging documentation, forging papers, and training individuals to conceal their true travel intentions. The campaign aims to reduce exploitation and preserve the integrity of the immigration system, and it may expand to revoke more visas and impose penalties on those who misuse the visa system or assist in such practices.

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