The US administration under President Donald Trump announces plans to revoke non-immigrant visas of foreign nationals, including Nigerians, who enter the United States as short-term visitors and later apply for asylum. The policy targets people who shift from visitor status to asylum-seeking after arrival.
Both outlets describe the move as part of a wider US immigration crackdown that addresses both irregular immigration and pathways that allow people to enter legally as visitors and then pursue asylum. While both sources agree on the core measure—visa revocations linked to asylum applications after entry—they provide limited additional details in the excerpts, such as the exact scope, timeline, and the specific legal or administrative process used for revocation.
As reported, the announcement is attributed to administration officials and is presented as a deterrent or enforcement action affecting non-immigrant visa holders whose circumstances change after entry. The outlets frame it broadly as immigration enforcement rather than focusing on a particular case or group beyond including Nigerians and other foreign nationals.
