Washington:
The Trump administration on Thursday ordered a social media veting for all American visa applicants on or then on 1 January 2007, which is shown to the cable of an internal foreign foreign department seen by Reuters, shown in the latest shock to tighten the screening of foreign passengers.
The cable said that the order to operate social media for all immigrant and non-resident visas should include workers of non-government organization as well as individuals who are for any length in official or diplomatic capacity in Palestinian Enclave.
Referring to a security advisor opinion, the cable said, “If the review of social media results highlights the potential derogatory information related to safety issues, an SAO should be submitted,” the cable referred to a security advisor opinion, saying, which is an inter -information probe to determine whether the Visa Applicant creates national security risk for the United States.
The cable was sent to all American diplomatic and consular positions.
The move comes when President Donald Trump’s administration canceled hundreds of visas across the country, including the status of some legitimate permanent inhabitants under the 1952 law, allowing any immigrant to exile, which is harmful to the US foreign policy, the Secretary of State in the country.
The cable was signed on 17 April, signed by US State Secretary Marco Rubio, who said at the end of March that he had already canceled more than 300 visas.
The state department spokesperson refused to comment on internal communication when asked about the cable, but said that every possible passenger for the US passes through a widespread inter -defense safety vet.
The spokesperson said, “The Trump administration focuses on protecting our nation and our citizens while maintaining the highest standards of national security and public safety through our visa process,” the spokesperson said, all visa applicants have been constantly veto.
The spokesperson said, “From the time of each application, through the adjournment of the visa, and later each released visa safety veating runs during the validity period, to ensure that the individual is eligible to travel to the United States.”
Trump officials have said that student visa holders are subject to criticism of Israeli’s conduct in exile on their support for Visa Palestinians and criticism of Israeli’s conduct in the war that threatens their actions for the interests of US foreign policy.
Trump’s critics have attacked the free speech rights under the first amendment of the US Constitution.
The US Constitution guarantees freedom of speech for all in America regardless of immigration status. But in Gaza, there are high-profile examples of the administration that canceled the visa of students advocating against the Israeli war in Gaza.
Such arrests were most widely publicized, capturing videos of masked agents last month, taking Turkey, Rumca Ozturk to detain a student of Tufts University.
Asked about Ojturk at a news conference last month, Rubio said: “Every time I find one of these lunes, I take his visa” and he warned that there would be more individuals whose visas can be canceled.
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