
The Digest:
The US government has suspended work visas for Nigerian and other foreign truck drivers, citing job security concerns and safety risks. The decision is part of a renewed immigration crackdown under President Donald Trump.
Key Points:
- The US government suspended work visas for foreign truckers.
- The decision affects Nigerian commercial truck drivers.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio made the announcement.
- Reasons given are American job security and safety risks.
- The move is part of President Trump's immigration clampdown.
- Other new rules include a visa bond of up to $15,000.
- Visa applicants must now disclose five years of social media history.
Sources: Nigerian Tribune, US Embassy in Nigeria