The Trump administration says the US State Department has revoked more than 300,000 visas during President Donald Trump’s second term, as part of a broader immigration crackdown. The State Department statement also points to a recent acceleration in the pace of revocations, according to the reporting.
South China Morning Post adds that an August 10 update put revocations since Trump’s current term began in January 2025 at more than 175,000, implying a faster rate in subsequent weeks. The other outlets focus on the headline figure and the State Department announcement, presenting the revocations as an ongoing administration action without additional timeline detail. All coverage frames the figure as coming from the federal government and situates it within immigration enforcement.
Across the articles provided, there is strong agreement on the core claim: more than 300,000 visas have been revoked during Trump’s second term, with the State Department as the source.
