The United States prefers visas for South Sudanese deportation

The US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that the African people immediately canceled visas of the African people who refused to accept their citizens removed from the United States.

Rubio, in a statement on Saturday, a citizen of South Sudan, the latest US country, also hinders any incoming citizen in the US ports.

“He blamed” accusing the “accusation of” the return of the transmission government of the transitional government of South Sudan.

President Donald removes a foundation stone of the immigration policy of Trump, and “mass deportation” and illegal migrants from the United States.

“It’s time to stop the transitional government of South Sudan to take advantage of the United States,” Rubio said.

“Every country has to accept the return of citizens in a timely manner, including the United States, including the United States,” he said.

As the fears grow, South Sudan can fall into the civil war.

On March 8, the United States has left for all ambulance workers in South Sudan as a regional warfare, and the fragile peace of peace agreed in 2018.

In the United States, South Sudanese previously given a temporary protected status (TPS) that allows the United States to remain in the United States in a certain period of time.

TPS for South Sudanese in the United States was due to the end of May 3.

South Sudan, the world’s newest nation, won independence in 2011 after leaving Sudan.

However, after a visit between President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar, President Salva Kik and Vice President Riek Machar became a civil war that killed more than 400,000.

The 2018 2018 Power Sharing Agreement has stopped fighting, but the main elements of the transaction are not implemented, including a new constitution, election and armed groups to a single army.

Sporadic violence between ethnic and local groups continued in the regions of the country.

Since returning to the Office, Trump management collided with international governments over deportation of citizens from the United States.

In January, Colombian President Gustavo Petro has banned two US military flights from migrants to land in South America.

After Trump, Petro promised Colombia to place disability tariffs and sanctions.