The Trump administration has announced the latest restrictions imposed on African passengers.
The United States has announced a pause on all regular visa applications for the citizens of Zimbabwe.
The state department said in a statement on Thursday that the US embassy in Zimbabwe will pause all the regular visa services that start on Friday, “We look into the concerns related to Zimbabwe’s government.”
The embassy described these measures as a temporary and part of the Trump administration’s efforts to prevent the Trump administration’s “Visa Overseas and abuse.”
Most of the diplomats and official visas will be exempted from a pause, the United States said.
According to President Donald Trump’s comprehensive immigration implementation policies, the United States has imposed new passenger sanctions on citizens of many African countries.
In June, the United States banned citizens of 12 countries, seven in Africa.
This increased the restrictions on the other seven nations, of which three African.
The United States has demanded that 36 countries, most of them in Africa, improving their passengers, or the Citizen visiting Citizes is likely to be banned.
Zimbabwe, Malawi and Zambia all asked to improve their citizens’ passenger documents and take steps to illegally look into the status of US citizens in the United States.
“The Trump administration is protecting our country and our citizens by maintaining the highest standard of national security and public security through our visa process,” the US Foreign Department said on Thursday.
The announcement took place a few days after the United States unveiled a pilot project that needs two other citizens African Country, Malavi and Zambia, Wage For tourist or business visas, up to 000 15,000 bonds.
The bond will be confiscated if the applicant lives in the United States after his visa expires.
In a new bond policy announced on Tuesday, Malvian and Zambians need to pay $ 5,000, $ 10,000 or $ 15,000 as part of the application for tourist or business visas to the United States.
Under this program, citizens of that country also have to arrive and depart on one of the three airports: Boston’s Logan International Airport, New York’s John F Kennedy International Airport or Washington, Duals International Airport near DC.
The Visa Bond Pilot program will start on August 20, the state department said.
