The Trump administration has canceled visas for 27 Latin American officials and their family members, accusing them of corruption and drug trafficking links. The move includes Bolivia’s top prosecutor and former officials from Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, according to a State Department announcement. The decision follows recent actions by the U.S. to address alleged misconduct in the region. Authorities have framed the revocations as part of broader efforts to hold accountable those involved in serious criminal activity.
The Trump administration revoked visas from 27 Latin American officials, including Bolivia’s top prosecutor, former officials and their family members over allegations of corruption and ties to drug trafficking. The visa revocations targeted officials and their family members from Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, the State Department announced Monday. Earlier this month, Secretary of State...
