U.S. Proposes Visitor Visa Bonds Up To $15,000 To Curb Overstays

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The United States is planning to implement up to a $15,000 visitor visa bond requirement for certain nationals from countries with high visa overstay rates, aiming to ensure their departure after short-term U.S. business or tourist visits. This development, according to a recent notice posted in the Federal Register, represents America’s latest approach to addressing the growing issue of its unauthorized immigrant population and the Trump Administration’s strategy to balance deterrence with due process in U.S. immigration policy.

The New Policy: Cash Collateral for a Promise to Leave

According to the notice published in the Federal Register, the new bond rule would apply to applicants from countries considered to have a “high overstay…

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