US Revokes Over 100,000 Visas in a Year, Indians Severely Affected by Crackdown

• The US State Department revoked over 100,000 visas since President Donald Trump's return, a record high reflecting intensified immigration policy.
• Revocations include 8,000 student visas and 2,500 specialized visas for individuals with criminal activity, with common reasons being overstays, DUI, assault, and theft.
• A new Continuous Vetting Center aims to ensure compliance and swiftly revoke visas of those posing a threat to American citizens.
• US diplomats are directed to apply stricter scrutiny to visa applicants perceived as hostile to Washington, including those supporting Palestinians or criticizing Israel.
• Indians are significantly affected, with 3,155 Indian nationals deported by November 2025, a sharp rise from previous years, and over 300 Indian student visas revoked.

Why It Matters: The US has dramatically increased visa revocations and deportations, significantly impacting Indian nationals.