2026年8月6日 美国东部时间下午4:41 / 福克斯新闻
“从根本上讲，如果你违反了法律，那就构成吊销签证的理由，”美国国务院发言人汤米·皮戈特说道。
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数千张签证已被吊销，国务院警告酒驾可能导致外国公民丧失居留身份
国务院发言人汤米·皮戈特表示，在该部门的持续审查计划下，已有超过10万张签证被吊销，酒驾是促使政府对外国公民采取行动的主要刑事犯罪之一。
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特朗普政府将吊销签证视为一项国家安全措施，辩称驱逐包括酒驾在内的犯罪外国公民对保护美国民众至关重要。
“每一个签证决定都是国家安全决定，”国务院发言人汤米·皮戈特告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。“当然，当我们想到边境安全时，我们会想到西南部边境，但签证安全也是边境安全。这关乎我们允许哪些人合法入境，如果他们的行为符合吊销签证的条件，我们将保护美国人民。”
特朗普政府在吊销签证方面采取了激进态度，今年1月宣布，2025年共有超过10万名外国公民的签证被吊销——这一数字是乔·拜登总统任期最后一年吊销签证数量的两倍多。
虽然其中大多数签证因旅行者逾期居留而被吊销，但皮戈特表示，许多其他签证因犯罪活动被吊销，其中酒驾被捕是众多吊销理由之一。
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特朗普政府在吊销外国公民签证方面一直态度强硬，2025年共吊销了10万张签证（图片来源：哈里·汉堡/《纽约每日新闻》档案 via 盖蒂图片社）（图片来源：亚伦·施瓦茨 / 法新社 via 盖蒂图片社）
“从根本上讲，如果你违反了法律，那就构成吊销签证的理由，”皮戈特说。“如果你违反法律，违反签证条款，或者破坏美国的国家安全，那就是吊销你签证的理由。”
皮戈特列举了近期涉及酒驾 offenses 的签证吊销案例，包括一名醉酒驾车伤人的外国公民，以及一名醉酒出席法庭强制要求的酒驾项目的外国公民。
“在街道上酒驾极其危险，”皮戈特继续说道。“这是特朗普政府更广泛举措的一部分，旨在确保我们的街道安全。这包括非法移民驾驶者，也包括持签证在美国境内酒驾的外国人。我们不会容忍这种行为。我们将保护美国民众。”
今年5月，俄克拉荷马州当局指控27岁的迈克尔·罗萨里奥-克鲁兹——一名受童年入境暂缓遣返（DACA）保护留在美国的人——四项二级谋杀罪，指控他醉酒驾车逆行并撞上另一辆车，造成四名年轻人死亡。当局报告称在罗萨里奥-克鲁兹的车内发现了空啤酒瓶。他还面临多项酒驾、枪支和其他指控。
移民海关执法局为涉嫌试图缴弗吉尼亚州警察枪支的非法移民提交拘留令
27岁的迈克尔·罗萨里奥-克鲁兹因醉酒逆行驾车杀人而被指控。（俄克拉荷马州公路巡警 供图）
四名受害者年龄均在18岁至20岁之间。
“这些年轻男女本拥有完整的人生，这场悲剧完全可以避免，”国土安全部部长马克韦恩·马伦在一份声明中说道。“这名非法移民本就不该出现在我们国家。请和我一起为受害者的家属、朋友和挚爱祈祷。”
美国移民和海关执法局（ICE）已对罗萨里奥-克鲁兹发出拘留令，他目前被关押在俄克拉荷马州加拿大县监狱。
皮戈特表示，国务院吊销签证只是驱逐外国公民程序的第一步。
“签证被吊销后，可能会出现几种不同的情况，”皮戈特告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，并解释称外国公民是否会被驱逐取决于司法部是否提起刑事诉讼。
特朗普政府援引搁置30年的恐怖主义审判法庭，试图驱逐与选举日阴谋有关的阿富汗女性
2026年7月22日，国务卿马可·卢比奥在菲律宾马尼拉帕赛市菲律宾国际会议中心举行的东盟外长会议间隙出席东盟后部长级会议。（埃洛伊莎·洛佩斯/美联社 pooled 照片）
“例如，你可能会看到某人在服刑后离开该国，”皮戈特说。“最终，国土安全部将采取适当行动的下一步，无论是驱逐，还是服刑后驱逐，这实际上都是视具体情况而定的。”
“但吊销签证的作用是，让我们作为政府能够根据他们目前的状况，并考虑到司法程序的进展等其他因素，采取适当行动将个人驱逐出我国，”皮戈特继续说道。
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皮戈特表示，政府的签证政策以持续审查和签证签发后的执法为核心。
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“我们将采取必要措施保护美国人民，我们将执行移民法，我们将明确表示，在签证流程方面，我们将持续审查持签证入境的人员——我们将推行以美国优先的签证政策，”皮戈特说。
伊莱恩·马伦是福克斯新闻数字频道和福克斯商业频道的记者，报道国内政治新闻。
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“Fundamentally, if you break the law, that is grounds for revocation,” State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott said.
By Elaine Mallon, Fox News
Thousands of visas already revoked as State Department warns DUI can cost foreign nationals their status
State Department spokesman Tommy Pigott said more than 100,000 visas have been revoked under the department’s continuous vetting program, with DUIs among the primary criminal offenses prompting action against foreign nationals.
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The Trump administration is framing visa revocations as a national security measure, arguing that removing foreign nationals who commit crimes, including under the influence driving, is essential to protecting the American public.
“Every visa decision is a national security decision,” State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott told Fox News Digital. “Of course, when we think of border security, we think about the Southwest border, but visa security is border security. It’s who we’re allowing into the country legally, and if they operate in a way that is grounds for revocation, we’re going to protect the American people.”
The Trump administration has taken an aggressive approach to revoking visas, announcing in January that more than 100,000 foreign nationals’ visas were revoked in 2025 — more than double the number revoked during President Joe Biden’s final year in office.
While a majority of those visas were revoked because travelers overstayed their visas, Pigott said many others lost their visas because of criminal activity, with drunk driving arrests accounting for many of those revocations.
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The Trump administration has been aggressive about revoking visas of foreign nationals, having revoked 100,000 visas in 2025((Photo by Harry Hamburg/NY Daily News Archive via Getty Images) (Photo by Aaron Schwartz / AFP via Getty Images))
“Fundamentally, if you break the law, that is grounds for revocation,” Pigott said. “If you break law, you break terms of your visa, or you undermine the national security of the United States, that’s grounds for a revocation of your visas.”
Pigott cited recent examples of visa revocations involving DUI offenses, including a foreign national who injured someone while driving drunk and another who showed up intoxicated to a court-mandated DUI program.
“Driving drunk on streets is incredibly dangerous,” Pigott continued. “It’s part of a broader initiative from the Trump administration to make sure that our streets are safe. And that includes illegal immigrant drivers, that includes foreigners here on visas that are driving drunk on our streets. We’re not going to tolerate that. We are going to protect the Americans.”
In May, Oklahoma authorities charged 27-year-old Michael Rosario-Cruz, who was living in the U.S. under DACA protections, with four counts of second-degree murder, alleging he drove drunk the wrong way and crashed into another vehicle, killing four young people. Authorities reported finding empty beer bottles inside Rosario-Cruz’s car. He also faces multiple DUI, firearm and other charges.
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The four victims were all between the ages of 18 and 20.
“These young men and women had their whole lives ahead of them. This tragedy was completely preventable,” DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin said in a statement. “This illegal alien should has never been in our country. Join me in praying for the families, friends, and loved ones of these victims.”
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has placed a detainer on Rosario-Cruz, who is currently being held at the Canadian County jail in Oklahoma.
The State Department revoking visas is just the first step in the process to remove a foreign national, according to Pigott.
“When that visa is revoked, there’s a couple different elements that can happen,” Pigott told Fox News Digital, explaining that whether a foreign national is deported depends on whether the Justice Department pursues criminal prosecution.
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“You could see someone leave the country after serving a prison sentence, for example,” Pigott said. “Ultimately, DHS then makes the termination about the next step of appropriate action, whether that’s deportation, whether that is deportation after serving prison sentence, so it really is a case-by-case basis.”
“But what the revoking of the visa does is that allows us to take appropriate action as a government to remove an individual from our nation based off of the conditions that they may be in currently and taking into other considerations such as the playing out of the judicial process,” Pigott continued.
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Pigott said the administration’s visa policy is centered on continuous vetting and enforcement even after the visa is first issued.
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“We’re going to do what’s necessary to protect the American people, we’re going to enforce our immigration law and we’re gonna make clear when it comes to this visa process we are going to continuously vet people here on visas — we’re going to have an America first visa policy,” Pigott said.
Elaine Mallon is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business covering national politics.
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