The US State Department has launched an extensive evaluation of visa holders as Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasizes the administration's commitment to national security. The review will involve continuous vetting for signs of criminal activity, overstays, and potential threats to public safety, with visas being revoked if violations are detected. This measure comes as part of the administration’s hardline stance on immigration, which has seen a range of strict policies, including travel bans and mass deportations. The focus on social media vetting for potential hostility towards American values reflects a broader effort to root out perceived anti-American sentiments among immigrants. Efforts to restrict foreign truck drivers are also part of the administration's plan to safeguard American jobs. Amidst this backdrop, several arrests of foreign students participating in protests illustrate the contentious intersection of immigration and advocacy in the current political climate.
US Initiates Comprehensive Review of 55 Million Visa Holders for Compliance
US Initiates Comprehensive Review of 55 Million Visa Holders for Compliance
In a bold move aimed at tightening immigration enforcement, the US government is scrutinizing over 55 million visa holders to ensure compliance with entry and stay conditions.
The US government has initiated a rigorous examination of visa holders to ensure adherence to immigration laws, reflecting ongoing anti-immigration policies under the current administration.
