Summary
The U.S. government is reviewing over 55 million visas to ensure that holders have not violated entry or stay conditions. The review will check for issues like overstaying, criminal activity, or supporting terrorism. As part of the measures, there will be more scrutiny on social media activity and a stop on issuing certain work visas.
Key Facts
- The U.S. will review more than 55 million visa records for rule violations.
- Visas may be revoked for overstaying, criminal acts, or terrorist connections.
- Visa holders will undergo continuous checks for compliance.
- Social media scrutiny is part of the vetting process for new visas.
- The U.S. has paused issuing work visas for certain jobs, like truck driving.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced these immigration control measures.
- President Trump focuses on anti-immigration policies, including travel bans.
- Some foreign students have been affected by new visa policies.
