The Protecting Children from Foreign Mutilation Act imposes visa sanctions on foreign persons who perform or facilitate chemical or surgical.
The Protecting Children from Foreign Mutilation Act mandates visa sanctions for foreign persons who perform or facilitate chemical or surgical mutilations of U.S. minors. These sanctions include inadmissibility, ineligibility for visas, and revocation of current visas. The President may waive these sanctions if deemed necessary for national security. The Secretary of State must report to Congress on actions taken and recommend additional measures.
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