The Trump administration will suspend visa processing for visitors from 75 countries, including Russia and Iran, starting January 21.

Starting January 21, the Trump Administration will suspend all visa processing for visitors from 75 countries, according to an internal memo from the State Department, cited by Fox News. Among the affected countries are Somalia, Russia, Iran, Afghanistan, Brazil, and Nigeria. The memo instructs U.S. embassies to refuse visa issuance, while the State Department reevaluates existing procedures, without specifying a deadline for this process.

This measure comes amid a strict immigration policy adopted by President Trump, who has promised to stop immigration from countries considered "third world." Representatives of the State Department have not yet commented on this memo.