Migrants Using Fake Passports to Evade U.S. Restrictions, Two Pakistani Nationals Caught

U.S. immigration officials are tightening their scrutiny of migrants attempting to enter the country using fake passports, as individuals from "countries of particular concern" seek to evade heightened vetting measures. Among the most recent incidents, two Pakistani nationals were caught trying to cross into the United States using fraudulent South African passports, raising concerns about security and border control efforts.

The U.S. government imposes stricter vetting requirements on migrants from countries such as Russia, North Korea, Cuba, and Pakistan due to national security concerns. These enhanced measures are. . .