State Secretary Marco Rubio said on Saturday that the recall of the visa of all passport owners in South Sudan, because the transitional government in the country refused to accept the “timely” citizens deported by Trump’s administration.

Mr. Rubio also said ua Post on social media In order to “limit any further issuance to prevent the entry of” South Sudan, accusing the “failure of the transitional government of southern Sudan” to accept repatriation. In a statement published through a state department, Mr. Rubio said: “We will be ready to review these actions when South Sudan is in full cooperation.”

Mr. Rubioa’s action is similar to the one that President Trump announced at the end of January, when he threatened Colombian officials to recall their visas and tariffs on the export of the country because they refused to accept US military flights with Colombian deports. In that case, Colombia quickly reversed her decision.

Mr. Rubio’s decision to approve such a strong action on the visas of passengers and immigrants of the South Sudan is the further sign of the intense focus of Trump administration on attempting to deport as quickly as possible to deport as many foreign nationals from the United States as possible, and the lawsuit that Mr. Trump has promised to take while being on the campaign.

Some of the potential deported lawsuits against Trump’s administration, and several judges issued temporary limit commands.

The Ambassador of South Sudan in Britain, Nickson Deng, said on Sunday that his government has yet to receive official communication from the US government on the matter and will not comment on.

Lucas Guttenag, a former official of the Ministry of Justice during the Administration of Biden, called the move “with another example of the damn individuals based on nationalities and raising the life of the innocent and laws that complied with visas, instead of involving significant diplomacy.”

Trump’s administration has tried to carry out a campaign of mass deportations through major operations in the United States in the last few months. Mr. Rubio claimed that he had the right to revoke visas of some of these potential deported, who were now in the detention center because they grew up American foreign policy.

Several Prominent detainees He participated in the protests at the campus or wrote the essays against the war of Israel in Gaza and American support of weapons.

Mr. Rubio said on March 27 that he seized Maybe 300 or more visas And he signed more people’s deportation papers every day. The most prominent foreign citizen who seized his visa may have been óscar Arias Sánchez, former president of Kostarica and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. Mr. Arias said On Tuesday, the US government informed him that a visa in his passport had been suspended several weeks after he wrote on social networks that Mr. Trump was acting as if he were a “Roman emperor”.

The US government has long faced problems with countries taking people who were supposed to deport the Homeland Security Ministry – either because of a lack of diplomatic ties or problems with getting appropriate travel. During the first Trump administration, US officials imposed a visa sanctions in several countries that they considered to be inconsistent. These sanctions influenced certain people who are already abroad seeking visas.

In 2023, the Biden Administration offered protection against migrants from southern Sudan through the program known as temporary protected status. The decision was made, the officials said due to the violence in the country. These protections last until May.