Overview
- Reuters, citing two Mexican officials, reports the United States has canceled at least 50 visas, mostly for politicians linked to Morena, with additional revocations affecting other parties.
- A State Department official said visas, including those held by foreign officials, can be revoked at any time for activities contrary to U.S. national interests.
- Only a few individuals have publicly confirmed losing visas, including Baja California governor Marina del Pilar Ávila, leaving the full list of affected officials unclear.
- President Claudia Sheinbaum said her government has not been informed of the cancellations, noting the United States treats visa status as personal information unless tied to a security investigation.
- Former U.S. ambassadors say previous administrations used revocations but not at this scale, describing a broader Trump administration posture also seen in Colombia, Brazil, and Costa Rica.