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America Visa Rules

America New Policy: Those people who want a visa or permanent residence of America, keep in mind the post on social media. The support of Palestine, Hizbullah or Hamas on the social media account can now be overwhelming. Not only this, the US visa or residence permit will not be found even if Israel, its citizens or the material criticizing the Jewish community. American immigration officials have said that they will now examine social media activity and refuse to give visas or residence to such people.

Policy will be implemented with immediate effect

The branch of the Department of Homeland Security, US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has said that this policy will be applicable with immediate effect and students will be applicable to visa applications as well as permanent residence (green card) requests. According to the USCIS, Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Hizbullah in Lebanon and the post supporting the huts in Yemen will be seen as anti -Jewish material. It will be considered a negative factor during the visa application process.

‘No place in America for terrorist supporters’

“There is no place in America for terrorist supporters from all over the world,” said the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs Trichia McLisphalin. There is no responsibility for us to let them come to the country or let them stay here. “Any person who can think that he can visit the Jewel and the Jewish violence and terrorism Take, you are not welcome here. “

This is the most talked about case

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said last month that visas of more than 300 people have been canceled and this process continues. On March 27, he said, “Whenever I find any of these crazy, I take away his visa.” One of the most talked about cases is Mahmud Khalil, a pro -Palestine worker and led the protests at Columbia University in New York last year. Khalil, originally from Syria and a citizen of Algeria, entered the US on a student visa in 2022 and applied for a permanent residence in 2024.