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WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump on Friday (Apr 10) said the US government could impose visa sanctions on countries that refuse or unreasonably ...

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Homeland Security Investigations officers execute search warrants on August 7, 2019, as part of a mass roundup of undocumented immigrants in the southeastern US state of Mississippi AFP/HOWASHINGTON: President Donald Trump on Friday said the US government could impose visa sanctions on countries that refuse or unreasonably delay accepting people returned from the United States.

In a memorandum to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Trump cited the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and the need to ensure"the repatriation of foreign nationals who violate the laws of the United States."Pompeo must within seven days"initiate a plan to impose the visa sanctions" if the Homeland Security Department determines a country not accepting returnees is delaying or impeding operations"necessary to respond to the ongoing pandemic.

Under those rules, US officials can quickly remove people without standard immigration proceedings. Overall, US border officials have expelled nearly 7,000 migrants to Mexico since the new procedures took effect, Reuters reported this week.Source: Reuters

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