US Government Launches Massive Visa Compliance Review
The US government is set to review all 55 million active visas for compliance violations, marking one of the largest immigration enforcement actions in American history. The State Department confirmed the initiative, which includes continuous vetting to detect violations like overstays, criminal activities, and connections to terrorist organizations.
The new protocol will involve mandatory social media vetting, targeting expressions of hostility towards the US. Visa eligibility will now be linked to ideological compliance, emphasizing the importance of adhering to American values.
This move aims to enhance national security and prevent unlawful activities.
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