US visa squeeze
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- US authorities cancelled the tourist visa of a senior Jamaican public official while the official was in the United States on duty.
- Two high-ranking Jamaican police officers also had their tourist visas cancelled during separate US assignments, according to law-enforcement operatives who spoke to The Sunday Gleaner.
A senior Jamaican public official had an American tourist visa cancelled while in the United States on official duty, The Sunday Gleaner reported.
American authorities also cancelled the tourist visas of two high-ranking Jamaican police officers who had recently travelled to the United States for separate assignments.
Multiple law-enforcement operatives provided the information to the newspaper last week. The report did not identify the official or the officers.
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