US cancels visas for South Sudanese over deportation dispute

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that the United States is immediately canceling the visa issued to all male and other passports because it refuses to accept citizens who have been demolished in the United States.

Rubio added in a Saturday statement that the United States will block citizens who arrive in the world’s latest countries, the world’s latest countries in the US.

“The failure of the transition government of South Sudanes did not accept the return of citizens in the country,” he said.

The cornerstone of President Donald Trump’s immigration policy is to remove illegal immigrants from the United States with the promise of “deportation.”

Rubio said, “It is time for the transition government to stop the US.”

“When other countries, including the United States, try to remove them, all nations must accept the return of citizens in a timely manner.”

It is as the fear of the South Sudan can go back to the North -South War.

On March 8, the United States ordered non -emergency employees in South Sudan to the start of the regional battle, threatening a fragile peace contract agreed in 2018.

The US means of South Korea has previously been given a temporary protection status (TPS), which can stay in the United States for a fixed period.

The TPS of the US Sudan will expire until May 3.

South Sudan, the latest country in the world, was independent after leaving the Sudan in 2011.

Two years later, however, after the crack between President Salvacir and Vice President Riek Machar, tensions exploded into a civil war with more than 400,000 people.

The 2018 Electric Power Sharing Agreement between the two stopped the battle, but no major elements of this contract were implemented, including unification as a single army of new constitutions, elections and armed groups.

The sporadic violence between the nation and the local group continued in some of the nation.

The Trump administration collided with the international government about the deportation of the American people after returning to the office.

In January, President Gustavo Petro Colombia banned two US flights to prevent exiled immigrants from landing in South America.

Petro was cold after Trump promised to be tariffs and sanctions on Colombia.