Which countries does the Trump administration impose visa sanctions on?

On September 65438, 2004, it was reported that since Cambodia, Eritrea, Guinea and Sierra Leone did not cooperate in receiving nationals expelled from the United States, the State Council of the United States would stop issuing specific visas to nationals of these four countries from June 65438, 2003.

On May 1 day, local time, hundreds of people in Houston, the fourth largest city in the United States, demonstrated around the city hall to protest the immigration policy of US President Trump on the occasion of May 1 International Labor Day and called for the cessation of the expulsion of illegal immigrants; At the same time, fight for labor rights.

It is reported that the State Council of the United States stated the contents of the new policy in a telegram and news briefing in the State Council. This is also the latest practice of the Trump administration to severely deal with illegal immigrants in the United States.

According to telegrams sent by US Secretary of State Tilson to American consuls around the world, it is said that these four countries "refused and unreasonably delayed" to accept their nationals, and said that once any country started to accept them, its visa sanctions would be lifted.

The State Council spokeswoman Heather Nauert said at a news conference: "It is up to the Secretary of State to decide which visas should be banned. The types of visas prohibited in different countries are slightly different."

According to the content, the severity of visa sanctions varies from country to country, among which Eritrea, an East African country, is the most severe, and all Eritreans who apply for business or tourist visas in Eritrea will be refused visas.