The Trump administration’s decision to revoke visas for all South Sudanese passport holders adds to political and humanitarian challenges in the country, including escalating tensions between leaders and aid cuts. The visa ban, affecting relatively few travelers to the U.S., comes amid fears of civil war and instability as well as concerns about potential deportations and lack of accountability among South Sudanese leaders. Aid groups warn of worsening crises, with American assistance dwindling and services closing, leaving vulnerable communities at risk.
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