State Dept Yanks Visas Of 6 Mexican Executives In Migrant-Smuggling Crackdown

The State Department revoked visas and imposed travel restrictions on six Mexican executives and their immediate family members for allegedly facilitating migrant-smuggling operations. Officials say the executives worked with smuggling networks to arrange air travel from the Caribbean through Central America and provided fraudulent documents, including for minors, leading toward the U.S. border. The actions were taken under INA §212(a)(3)(C) and framed as part of a broader push to disrupt smuggling networks and protect the border. The move aligns with a wider surge in visa revocations targeting enablers across Mexico and Central America.