Pakistan, May 11 -- The United States (US) government has announced stricter enforcement of a long-standing law allowing the cancellation or denial of passports for individuals who fail to pay child support, particularly those owing more than $2,500. The move is expected to affect thousands of parents across the country and has reignited debate over financial responsibility and personal freedom.

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Under the new enforcement drive, the US State Department can now revoke or restrict passports of parents who are significantly behind on child support payments. Officials said the measure aims to ensure that children receive the financial support they are l...