The Trump administration's decision to revoke visas for all South Sudanese highlights the precarious state of the country, which has struggled since its independence in 2011. As civil war looms, many South Sudanese could face a dangerous return to a nation rife with conflict and scarce resources. This visa revocation comes amidst ongoing humanitarian crises and cuts in aid, reflecting a significant shift in U.S. policy towards South Sudan. The fragile peace deal remains largely unimplemented, and tensions between rival factions threaten to reignite violence, leaving the country's future uncertain.
The United States has revoked visas for all South Sudanese, a decision citing the country's failure to accept the return of its citizens, placing many in jeopardy.
Since South Sudan’s independence, the nation has grappled with civil strife and state-building challenges, raising questions about its ability to deliver essential services to its people.
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