U.S. court nullifies Trump visa limits

A Manhattan court in the United States has ruled to cancel the Trump administration's policy that prohibited issuing immigration visas to citizens of 75 countries, ruling that the policy exceeded the authority of the State Department and violated federal immigration law. Trump's policy had broadly banned the issuance of immigration visas based on nationality, affecting applicants from countries such as Brazil, Colombia, Bosnia, Pakistan, and several nations in Africa and the Middle East, under the pretext that they might place a burden on the country's resources. The ruling came in a lawsuit filed by human rights organizations and is considered a victory for protecting migrants' rights and stopping policies that were deemed discriminatory and aimed at reducing the flow of immigrants. It was part of Trump's strict immigration crackdown.

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