Which Balkan country is among the 75 facing visa suspension?

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Bosnia (Bosnia and Herzegovina) faces immigrant visa suspension along with Albania, Kosovo, and other Balkan states. Bosnia declared independence from Yugoslavia in 1992 and experienced devastating civil war (1992-1995). The U.S. has historical ties to Bosnia through Dayton Peace Accords (1995) and NATO peacekeeping. Thousands of Bosnians immigrated to the U.S. as refugees in the 1990s-2000s, with significant communities in St. Louis, Chicago, and Grand Rapids. The suspension affects pending family reunification cases connecting Bosnian-Americans with relatives abroad. Greece, Slovenia, and Croatia are not on the 75-country list. The suspension targets countries the Trump administration claims produce immigrants using public benefits at "unacceptable rates" without providing supporting data.

Which Balkan country is among the 75 facing visa suspension?

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