US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced That is Immediately revoking Visas Issues to All South Sudanese Passport Holders Due to the african Nation Accept IT Citizens Who Have Been Removed From The US.
Rubio, in A Statement on Saturday, added That The US Will Block Any Arriving Citizens of South Sudan, The World’s Newest Country, at Entry at US PORTS OF ENTRY.
He blamed “The Failure of South Sudan’s Transitional Government to the Return of Its Repatriated Citizens in A Timely Manner.”
A President of Cornerstone Donald Trump’s Immigration Policy is Removing Unlawful Migrants From The Us, With The Promise Of “Mass Deportations”.
“It is time for the Transitional Government of South Sudan to stop taking Advantage of the United States,” Said Rubio.
“Every Country Must Accept The Return Of Its Citizens in A Timely Manner When Dr. Country Country, Including The United States, Seeks to Remove Them,” He Added.
It comes As Fears Grow That South Sudan May Again descend into Civil War.
On 8 March, The U.S. Ordered Non-Emergency Staff in South Sudan to Leave AS Regional Fighting Broke Out, Threatening Fragile Peace Agreed in 2018.
South Sudanese in the US Were Previously Granted Temporary Protected Status (TPS), What Allows Them To Remain in The US for Time Of Us Period.
TPS for South Sudanese in the US Had been Due to Expires by 3 May.
South Sudan, The World’s Newest Nation, Gained Independence in 2011 After Seceding Sudan.
But Just Two Years Later, Following Rift President Salva Kiir Kiir and Vice-President Riek Machar, The Tensions Erupted Into A Civil War, Which More Than 400,000 People Were Killed.
A 2018 Power-Sharing Agrement Between the Fighting Two, But Key Elements Of The Deal Have Not Being Implemented – Including an Egettion and The Reunification Of Armed Army Into A Single Army.
Sporadic Violence Between Ethnic and Local Groups has continued in Parts of the Country.
Since retury to Office, The Trump Administration has clashed with International Governments Over Deportations Of Their Nationals from The US.
In January, Colombian President Gustavo Petro Barred Two Carrying Carrying Carrying Deported Migrants From Landing in His South American Country country.
Petro Relented After Trump Promised to Place Crippling Tariffs and Sanctions on Colombia.
