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Trump suspend les visas d’immigration pour 75 pays

L’administration du président américain Donald Trump a annoncé mercredi une suspension temporaire du traitement des visas d’immigration pour les ressortissants de 75 pays, dont le Togo, dans le cadre d’un renforcement inédit de sa politique migratoire. Selon Tommy Pigott, porte-parole adjoint du Département d’État, cette mesure vise à « déclarer inéligibles les immigrants susceptibles de devenir une charge publique » pour les États-Unis et de profiter des aides sociales américaines. Les autorités expliquent que cette suspension permettra de « réévaluer les procédures d’immigration afin d’empêcher l’entrée de ressortissants qui bénéficieraient de prestations publiques ». Les visas de tourisme ne sont pas concernés, une précision importante avec la Coupe du monde 2026 et les Jeux olympiques 2028 à venir. Depuis son retour au pouvoir en janvier, l’administration Trump a intensifié sa politique migratoire, ciblant désormais aussi l’immigration légale. Des taxes plus […]

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Trump moves to end US birthright citizenship, says it was for slaves’ children

US President Donald Trump has again defended his bid to end birthright citizenship, claiming the constitutional guarantee was meant for the children of enslaved people, not for wealthy immigrants or temporary visitors. He argued that the Citizenship Clause of the 14th Amendment, adopted after the Civil War, was designed for “the babies of slaves” and has since been “abused” by rich foreigners seeking US passports for their children.​ Trump signed an executive order on his first day back in office in January 2025, directing federal agencies to stop automatically recognising as citizens most children born in the US to non citizens. Under the order, babies born 30 days after his inauguration would no longer receive birthright citizenship if neither parent is a US citizen or permanent resident.​ Multiple federal courts quickly blocked the order, prompting a legal fight that has […]

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USA durcit l’examen migratoire pour 19 pays dont le Togo

Les autorités américaines ont annoncé un durcissement immédiat de l’examen des demandes d’immigration concernant les ressortissants de 19 pays jugés « à haut risque », parmi lesquels figure le Togo. L’information a été rendue publique le mardi 2 décembre 2025 par l’U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), qui a ordonné la suspension temporaire des demandes d’asile en cours et de certaines requêtes de résidence. D’après la note interne, tous les dossiers concernés feront l’objet d’une réévaluation approfondie. Des entretiens obligatoires pourront être imposés, y compris dans les procédures qui ne les prévoyaient pas auparavant. Les autorités américaines présentent cette décision comme une mesure de renforcement du contrôle sécuritaire. Outre le Togo, la liste inclut notamment l’Afghanistan, la Birmanie, le Tchad, la RDC, la Guinée équatoriale, l’Érythrée, Haïti, l’Iran, la Libye, la Somalie, le Soudan, le Yémen, le Burundi, Cuba, le […]

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USA : Suspension des demandes d’asile des Togolais

Les ressortissants togolais vivant aux États-Unis ou engagés dans une procédure d’immigration sont touchés par une nouvelle mesure prise par l’administration américaine. L’USCIS, l’agence fédérale chargée des services d’immigration, a annoncé mardi la suspension immédiate de toutes les demandes d’asile en cours, ainsi que de plusieurs demandes de titres de séjour, pour les citoyens issus de 19 pays considérés comme “à haut risque”, dont le Togo. D’après la note interne publiée par l’USCIS, chaque dossier fera désormais l’objet d’une réévaluation complète. Des entretiens supplémentaires pourront être exigés, même pour les demandes qui avaient initialement été acceptées sans audition. Washington justifie cette décision par un besoin accru de contrôles liés à la sécurité nationale. Parmi les pays concernés figurent notamment l’Afghanistan, la Birmanie, le Tchad, la RDC, l’Érythrée, l’Iran, la Libye, le Soudan, le Yémen, Cuba ou encore le Venezuela. Cette […]

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Trump sparks outrage after calling Somali immigrants ‘garbage’

United States President Donald Trump has sparked fresh outrage after describing Somali immigrants as “garbage” during a cabinet meeting at the White House.​ Trump reportedly claimed that Somali immigrants “contribute nothing” and said he did not want them in the United States, adding that they should go back to where they came from and “fix” their country.​ He also attacked Somalia itself, allegedly saying the country “stinks” and referring to it as a place where people “come from hell”, comments that critics have condemned as openly racist and dehumanising.​​ The president further targeted Minnesota congresswoman Ilhan Omar, a Somali‑born US lawmaker, labelling her “garbage” along with her allies, and accusing Somalis in Minnesota of abusing welfare and “ripping off” the state.​​ Civil rights advocates, immigrant groups, and political opponents have condemned the remarks, warning that such language from the president […]

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US Green Card Review Hits 10 African Countries

The United States government has ordered a sweeping review of all Green Cards issued to immigrants from 19 countries, including 10 in Africa, following the November 26 attack on National Guard troops in Washington, D.C. The Trump administration announced the move after the detained suspect was identified as a 29 year old Afghan who had previously worked with US forces and was granted asylum in April 2025, not permanent residency.​ In a directive posted on X, US Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Joseph Edlow said President Donald Trump had ordered a rigorous re examination of every Green Card held by immigrants from designated “countries of concern.” He stressed that protecting Americans was paramount and blamed what he described as the prior administration’s “reckless resettlement policies” for current risks.​ Under the new policy, USCIS officers can now apply “negative, country specific […]

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Trump to End Temporary Protected Status for Somalis

President Donald Trump has announced the immediate end of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Somali immigrants living in Minnesota, claiming the cut is part of his crime prevention policies. Trump said on Truth Social that Somali TPS holders are “hereby terminated,” urging deportation with the message, “Send them back to where they came from. It’s OVER!” TPS protected Somalis from deportation and allowed them to work, provided to those unable to safely return due to war or disaster. Minnesota hosts one of the largest Somali communities outside Africa, with around 705 TPS approvals and as many as 4,300 more eligible for renewal. TPS for Somalis was last extended in July 2024 because of ongoing danger in Somalia from Al-Shabaab insurgency. Trump’s crackdown also targets TPS beneficiaries from Afghanistan, Haiti, South Sudan, Venezuela, and other nations, and faces expected legal challenges. […]

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Trump Announces Fast-Track Visas for World Cup Ticket Holders

President Donald Trump has unveiled a new fast-track visa scheme for people holding tickets to the 2026 World Cup in the United States. The announcement was made at the Oval Office alongside FIFA president Gianni Infantino. The initiative promises prioritized visa appointments for football fans from around the world. Ticket holders will receive expedited interviews, usually within six to eight weeks. However, US officials made it clear that having a ticket provides only a faster interview—admission is still subject to standard vetting and is not guaranteed. Trump encouraged fans to apply early for their visas to avoid last-minute delays. The move aims to offer a smooth experience for international visitors, though concerns remain about strict border policies possibly affecting entry. FIFA president Infantino supported the scheme, stating that it will help millions of genuine football fans attend the World Cup […]

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UK to Allow Nigerians, Other Foreign Students Switch to Innovator Founder Visa

The United Kingdom has announced that international students—including thousands of Nigerians—will soon be able to switch directly to the Innovator Founder visa from within the country. This major policy shift, effective November 25, 2025, allows students on valid Study visas to transition to the business-focused visa route without returning to their home country. Formerly, international students had to exit the UK before applying for the Innovator Founder visa. The new rule removes that hurdle, enabling students to set up businesses and launch their entrepreneurial careers as their applications are being processed in the UK. The Innovator Founder visa permits graduates to establish and operate innovative businesses that introduce novel products or services to the UK market. To be eligible, applicants must present a viable business idea endorsed by an approved body and meet all other requirements. This policy update follows […]

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Ghana : un officier de l’immigration tué près de la frontière togolaise

Une attaque armée survenue dans la nuit de dimanche a coûté la vie à un officier de l’immigration ghanéenne et en a grièvement blessé un autre, dans la localité de Nagani, située près de la frontière entre le Ghana et le Togo, dans le district de Tempane. Selon les premiers éléments rapportés par le média Republic of Togo, les deux agents auraient été pris en embuscade par des hommes armés non identifiés alors qu’ils patrouillaient dans une zone frontalière isolée. Les victimes ont été immédiatement transportées à l’hôpital de Bolgatanga, où l’un d’eux a succombé à ses blessures malgré les soins d’urgence. Les autorités locales et sécuritaires ghanéennes ont annoncé l’ouverture d’une enquête afin d’identifier les auteurs de cette attaque et de déterminer leurs motivations. Des renforts de sécurité ont également été déployés dans la région frontalière, réputée sensible en […]

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