State Department to revoke passports for those with major child support debt
The Trump administration announced Thursday it will revoke passports for U.S. citizens who owe substantial child support.
TL;DR
- The Trump administration will revoke passports for U.S. citizens owing substantial child support.
- The State Department will revoke passports for those owing more than $2,500 in child support.
- Initially, around 2,700 passport holders with over $100,000 in debt will be targeted.
- This expands a previous policy that only revoked passports upon renewal.
- The policy aims to ensure children receive financial support from their parents.