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Bossman:
However if someone like JD Vance that supports everything the current administration is doing runs and wins, they are just going to continue where the current administration left off.

isArray:
The next administration is gonna revert this

Colony7:
The next administration is going to be headed by either Vance or Rubio. Fully an extention of Trump. Brilliant from the USA

isArray:
The USA might be out of reach for a lot of people trying to move legally

PhdCloakRoom:
No. I disagree. You should have written that : The USA will be out of reach for a lot of people that is trying to move in illegally .

One of my childhood friends was shot dead in Chicago last week friday. He entered the U.S around 2018 or so. Imagine ? Go and watch the crime scene investigation on dstv or pawn shops and you will realised that a lot of subnormal people have entered into america either legally or illegally.

President Trump's current immigration policy is what even Barrack Obama will vote for because every americans does not know how to stop the illegal and legal influx of aliens into the USA.

No incoming or future president of the United States will reverse this policy. It is going to stay in order to accept only the absolutely vetted people into america.

United States ex leaders were too accessible and kind in the assimilation of strangers into their lands and culture but their kindness is now counterproductive.

President Trump is now laying the foundation to correct the anomaly .

isArray:
The USA might be out of reach for a lot of people trying to move legally

Colony7:
The whole western world is becoming selective. Truth be told, they stand nothing to lose if all the 75 countries currently blocked are denied entry into the US.

Trump made a statement earlier this year "Why can't we have people from Norway, Sweden, Denmark". The "far right " as the media tend to refer to conservatives all over the west these days are leaning towards selective migration. That's what made them have their kind of society today.

So yeah, many third world citizens will however not find the US appealing anytime soon

isArray:
Even first world countries are no longer finding it appealing, they would lose revenue from non-refundable visa fees tho, maybe not so significant but I am sure that also contributes to the VO's pay check, embassy operations, security e.t.c.

Colony7:
I actually checked to see what's the estimated number from the 75 nations, and it's like 46% of US visa applications(around 300k applications). Let's assume the average applications cost $340, you're looking at a revenue stream of around 100mil usd. For a nation that has close to 5 trillion yearly budget, trust me they've done their calculations and feasibility studies.

The war in Venezuela and the current easy flow of oil was both a security and economic move by Trump.

The US doesn't mind filling that gap with Asians who we both know are taken in a higher caste than us.

I wish as citizens, we can read the world this way and start getting competitive industrial wise so we command respect in such negotiations.

isArray:
Well, most of his ridiculous policies were reversed by Biden. I don't understand what you mean by being too accessible, you have to apply for a visa AFAIK and you could be approved or rejected, this is a student thread by the way, I am not sure anyone here is trying to move illegally, the latest policies directly affects legal migrants.

PhdCloakRoom:
In History/Government . France used the policy of assimilation (total intake of colonised countries) while the UK used policy of association (temporary). That is why you see lots of blacks (from ivory coast, cotonou, Togo etc ) doing well in France and getting France visa for those colonies after independence is too easy.

United States being trying to do a new thing against the UK policy also adopted the policy of assimilation but it is now counterproductive because U.S is too big. In the history of United States after the abolition of slave trade they have wanted to welcome every citizens of the world.

To cut the story short, United States is confused because they have assimilated the wrong nations or people. In order word they are not fighting any nation other that how to eliminate the terrorists in totality and any nation that has Islam majority or strong influence will be affected.

Terrorists are hiding under islam while muslim or muslim dominated countries like Nigeria , Saudi Arabia , etc are helpless in fishing out these evil doers. Mind you Islam as a religion is a religion of peace and love.

PhdCloakRoom:
In History/Government . France used the policy of assimilation (total intake of colonised countries) while the UK used policy of association (temporary). That is why you see lots of blacks (from ivory coast, cotonou, Togo etc ) doing well in France and getting France visa for those colonies after independence is too easy.

United States being trying to do a new thing against the UK policy also adopted the policy of assimilation but it is now counterproductive because U.S is too big. In the history of United States after the abolition of slave trade they have wanted to welcome every citizens of the world.

To cut the story short, United States is confused because they have assimilated the wrong nations or people. In order word they are not fighting any nation other that how to eliminate the terrorists in totality and any nation that has Islam majority or strong influence will be affected.

Terrorists are hiding under islam while muslim or muslim dominated countries like Nigeria , Saudi Arabia , etc are helpless in fishing out these evil doers. Mind you Islam as a religion is a religion of peace and love.

MikeBlazee:
Them don collect offer from my hand. I don kpai.

TaxLawyer:
admission offer?

MikeBlazee:
Them don collect offer from my hand. I don kpai.

TaxLawyer:
This month is when Trump will revisit the ban, i hope it favours us.

TaxLawyer:
This month is when Trump will revisit the ban, i hope it favours us.

Missbeauty001:
I learnt that the u.s has reduced the no of her consulates in Africa to 20 and abuja was also affected how true is this? Secondly is the student visa still on going?

Missbeauty001:
I learnt that the u.s has reduced the no of her consulates in Africa to 20 and abuja was also affected how true is this? Secondly is the student visa still on going?

machine606:
Is there a projected date. Got two offers, I am praying it should not be rescinded before Trump changes his mind. It will be heartbreaking if he revised after students miss their slots.

Poormanpikin:
It's on the 16th of this very month. We pray that even if the Migrant visa will still be on the ban, the nonimmigrant visas (F, M, and J) be removed from the ban.

Poormanpikin:
It's on the 16th of this very month. We pray that even if the Migrant visa will still be on the ban, the nonimmigrant visas (F, M, and J) be removed from the ban.

MikeBlazee:
Where you see this information? It is most likely the last week of the month

Poormanpikin:
It's on the 16th of this very month. We pray that even if the Migrant visa will still be on the ban, the nonimmigrant visas (F, M, and J) be removed from the ban.

Taal17:
Na wa o lol
So you want them to remove immigrant visas but leave FMJ abi.
Let's hope they remove for ALL

Olawrites:
They should oooh

I was passing through the US embassy yesterday at Walter Carrington, that place was empty Lol.