Home News U.S. Issues Lifetime Ban Threat Over Visa Fraud, Warns Nigerians Against Illegal Migration
News

U.S. Issues Lifetime Ban Threat Over Visa Fraud, Warns Nigerians Against Illegal Migration

Share
Share

The United States government has issued a clear and forceful warning to Nigerians and other nationals seeking to migrate through illegal or deceptive means, declaring that anyone caught committing visa fraud will face a lifetime ban from entering the U.S..

Okay.ng reports that the warning was posted via the official U.S. Mission in Nigeria X (formerly Twitter) account on Sunday, where the American government reiterated its zero tolerance for immigration fraud and illegal entry.

“Those who commit visa fraud will be banned from the United States for life,” the post read.

It further added: “A nation without borders is not a nation. We will pursue criminal charges against those who engage in visa fraud and those who bring in and harbor illegal aliens.”

This latest advisory comes as part of the U.S. government’s ongoing interagency crackdown on irregular migration, with efforts ramped up to curb human trafficking, fake documentation, and other forms of immigration-related crimes.

The warning sends a strong signal, particularly to individuals or syndicates attempting to exploit loopholes in the visa application process or seeking entry through unofficial channels.

Share
Related News
News

EFCC Declares Ex-Petroleum Minister Timipre Sylva Wanted Over $14.8m Corruption Allegation

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has declared Timipre Sylva, a former Minister of...

News

Tension In Ibadan As Residents Rally Against Oyo Government’s Planned Circular Road Expansion

Residents of several communities in Ibadan, the capital city of Oyo State...

News

Nigeria’s Hajj Commission Reduces 2026 Pilgrimage Fare, Sets Final Payment Deadline

The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) has announced a major reduction...

News

Fed Govt To List N1tr Real Estate Fund On NGX To Boost Affordable Housing

The Federal Government will tomorrow list its N1 trillion real estate investment...