Trump administration says it revoked over 300,000 visas

The Trump administration announced Tuesday it has revoked more than 300,000 visas since starting its second term, citing fraud, crime, and security threats.

• The administration announced the revocations Tuesday, targeting visa holders accused of breaking the law, committing fraud, or posing national security threats.
• State Department spokesman Tommy Pigott said the administration has revoked visas at a faster pace than any previous US administration.
• The White House said the revocations included at least 4,000 birth tourism visas and 6,000 foreign student visas.
• Pigott said the administration holds zero tolerance for foreigners on visas who break the law or undermine national security.