Trump admin targets anti-Christian violence with new visa crackdown policy following Nigeria attacks

The U.S. State Department has announced plans to deny H-1B visas to fact checkers and others, citing concerns over censorship. This decision is part of a broader initiative by the Trump administration aimed at regulating online content moderation, particularly affecting tech companies that rely on these visas for skilled workers.

Al-Shabab, a terrorist group operating in Somalia, generates over $150 million annually through extortion and taxation, significantly impacting the daily lives of Somalis as the capital experiences new economic growth. The presence of both the Islamic State and al Qaeda further complicates the security landscape in the region.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reaffirmed his previous statements regarding unidentified flying objects (UFOs), suggesting that they could potentially be extraterrestrial visitors. This defense comes amidst ongoing discussions about national security and the implications of such phenomena.

Nigeria has been identified as the most dangerous country for Christians, with ongoing violence and persecution reported against this religious group. Recent statements from U.S. officials, including U.N. Ambassador Mike Waltz, have characterized the situation as 'genocide wearing the mask of chaos,' highlighting the urgent need for action to protect Christians in Nigeria.

The U.S. State Department has revoked visas for several Mexican airline executives implicated in facilitating migrant smuggling operations to the U.S. border, marking a significant step in the ongoing crackdown on human trafficking networks. This action reflects heightened scrutiny on individuals and organizations suspected of aiding illegal immigration.

In Nigeria, families are increasingly alarmed by the government's failure to prevent mass abductions of students, prompting them to seek assistance from the U.S. This concern has intensified following recent incidents, including the kidnapping of 25 girls from a boarding school in Kebbi State, highlighting the ongoing crisis of student abductions in the country.