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In a note, the US State Department states that "U.S. government interagency efforts combat fraud and will end illegal migration. Those who commit visa fraud will be banned from the United States for life.

A Nation without borders is not a Nation.

We will pursue criminal charges against those who engage in visa fraud and those who bring in and harbor illegal aliens.

The U.S. government has launched a coordinated interagency effort to combat fraud and end illegal migration. Those found guilty of visa fraud will face permanent bans from entering the United States. New visa restriction policies apply to individuals and foreign governments who facilitate illegal migration.

We are protecting America and welcoming legitimate travelers. We maintain the highest screening standards in the U.S. visa process, and we adapt to emerging threats with close coordination across U.S. government agencies.

The Department remains committed to upholding the highest standards of national security in the visa adjudication process. No visas are issued until all security concerns are fully resolved. We do not issue visas to applicants who submit fraudulent documents, and they face legal consequences under U.S. law and in the country where they applied for the visa."

HL/ HaitiLibre



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