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US visa restrictions force two African contestants to withdraw from Miss Universe

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Two contestants from African nations have pulled out of the Miss Universe pageant after being unable to secure US visas. The withdrawals are attributed to visa restrictions introduced under the Trump administration. Organisers face the loss of participants from the continent as a result of the travel curbs. The article did not include the full text, so further details about the specific countries and timing could not be confirmed.

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US visa restrictions force two African contestants to withdraw from Miss Universe · ShortSingh