Trump administration to rescreen 55 MILLION visa holders in dramatic deportation escalation
Even foreigners holding valid US visas may be subject to deportation through a new Ministry of Foreign Ministry policy within the scope of the Trump administration.
Associated Press said in a statement on Thursday that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported whether these residents have broken any rule and thus reviewed the records of 55 million foreigners who have a visa to see if they were suitable for living in the United States.
The department told the AP that the visa holders were subject to ‘continuous veterinary’.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, “ “ “ all the information, after the export of a potential obligation of other information, including law enforcement or immigration records, including a part of our veterinarian, ” he said.
Department said that he was looking for individuals who exceed their visas, carry out criminal activity and threaten to public security.
In particular, they talked about that any terrorist activities or support a terrorist organization.
If a violation of the individual’s visa can be canceled – and they can be deported as tens of thousands of illegal immigrants who have been deported since the emergence of the second Trump administration.
The policy change shows the increase in deportation of visa holders because it is legally in the USA.
In accordance with President Donald Trump (left) and Foreign Minister Marco Rubio (right), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is working with 55 million visa of people in the United States to see if any violation can lead to the deportation of these individuals.
President Donald Trump won a second period, which promises the country’s largest mass deportation, but the campaign discourse focused mainly on the US immigrants from the southern border illegally.
Management constantly imposed More restrictions and requirements of visa applicantsincluding asking them to present them to interviews.
The review of all visa holders seems to be an important expansion of a process that initially focuses on. Students who are interested in what the government perceives as pro -Palestinian or anti -Israeli activity.
Authorities say that reviews will include SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS OF ALL VISA OWNERSIn addition to the records of law enforcement and immigration in their own countries, the US law, which is in the USA, can be taken into action with violations.
“As part of the Trump administration’s commitment to protecting US National Security and Public Security, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has canceled twice as much more visa, including about four times more student visa, as in the same period last year.” He said.
The majority of foreigners who want to come to the USA require visas, especially those who want to work or work for a long time.
Among the exceptions of short -term tourist or business visits, there are 40 citizens of 40 European and Asian countries belonging to the visa waiver program that enables these citizens to stay up to three months without having to apply for a visa.
In Los Angeles, President Donald Trump’s immigration and customs storage actions and a protester clashing with federal agents were arrested. Trump has campaign to deport illegal immigrants, but people in the United States are legally examined
However, large areas of the world, including high -populated countries, such as China, India, Indonesia, Russia and Africa, are not part of the program, that is, citizens need to apply to the United States and get a visa to travel.
At the beginning of this week, the department said that since Trump returned to the White House, more than 6,000 student visa for overloading and violations of local, state and federal laws, he said.
The vast majority of these were under the influence of attacks, alcohol or drugs and supported terrorism.
He said that approximately 4,000 of these 6,000 were caused by the actual violations of the laws and about 200 to 300 visa was canceled for terrorist issues, including support to determined terrorist organizations or state sponsors of terrorism.
