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Trump Administration Considers Revoking Up To 200,000 Visas

The Trump administration is exploring the revocation of up to 200,000 visas, an administration official stated. This process would unfold gradually, not as a single event. Analysts suggest the move, while potentially setting a precedent, largely serves a symbolic purpose.

09/13/2026 · Moore County edition

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Why it matters locally: Potential visa revocations could affect North Carolina's agricultural sector, which relies on a foreign workforce, and local universities that host international students.

WASHINGTON – The Trump administration plans to revoke as many as 200,000 visas, according to an administration official. The official clarified that these revocations would not happen simultaneously but would occur on a rolling basis over time. Experts studying immigration policy offered analysis regarding the administration's stated intention. They suggested that while the action could establish a precedent for future visa policies, its immediate impact might be primarily performative. The official provided no additional details regarding the categories of visas targeted for revocation or a specific timeline for when these actions might begin. The administration has not yet released a formal statement on the matter.

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