‘Will revoke visas and deport if they don’t…’: As scrutiny tightens, US says screening doesn’t stop even after issue of visa

In the conditions of growing study on foreign immigrants in the United States, the state reaffirmed that the visa is a process, and visa lawyers who violate US laws or displaced.

Recently it takes that the department said:

The statement emphasizes the strict monitoring of the Trump administration after the transition to foreign citizens even after entering the country. Last week, Trump’s administration deported Lebanese Doctor of Lebanese Dr. Rasha Alawia from Boston, who arrived in a valid H-1 B Visa. He was deported to “openly” to confess to support the Hezbollah leader and attending his funeral, according to the security guards of the Homeland.

At the beginning of this month, Columbia University Captain Mahmoud Khalil was arrested and is now deported for its role in Palestinian protests. Khalil is a green card holder. Immediately after the transition, Ranjan Srinivas, a 37-year-old Indian student in Colombia, was self-reported that the student visa was canceled last week to participate in Palestinian protests.

Unlike common misconceptions, the visa approvals are complete, the statement attaches importance to the compliance of the US laws significantly, the Lord of the Visa is left.

The US government uses various mechanisms to track visa owners, including data exchange between agencies, daily security inspections and law enforcement reports. In recent years, visa transformations have occurred due to criminal offenses, immigration violations and security concerns.

The State Department’s statement does not mention any immediate policy changes, but it is a reminder that individuals must remain loyal to their visa conditions.