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U.S. government will review cases individually and take away the passports of all people who have failed to comply with this rule
Summary by Passport News Editorial Desk · As published by El Cronista
· September 7, 2026
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Key points Further information about this rule and the government's actions can be found in El Cronista. government has a rule that individuals must comply with.
The U.S. government has a rule that individuals must comply with. Those who fail to do so will face consequences.
The government will review each case on an individual basis. People who have not complied with the rule will have their passports taken away.
Further information about this rule and the government's actions can be found in El Cronista. Details about the rule itself are not provided here, but the source publication may offer more insight.
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