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US visa applicants must set their social media accounts to
On Monday, the U.S. Embassy in Japan announced through X that applicants for F, M and J non-immigrant visas must “publicly” their social media accounts. According to the U.S. Department of State (DOS), those who keep social media accounts may be Believed Try to hide their activities. Officials have It is reportedly In case the applicant expresses a “hostile attitude” toward the United States, he is told to refuse a visa application for or support “designated foreign terrorists and other threats to U.S. national security” or supporttisEpiphany.
“All people applying for F, M or J nonimmigrant visas are required to adjust the privacy settings on all of their personal social media accounts to “public” to facilitate the scrutiny necessary to determine identity and rationality for the United States,” the post said. The F, M and J visas are student visas. F-1 is used for academic research, M-1 is used for occupational or non-academic research, and J-1 is used for exchange visitor programs.
Response to the U.S. Embassy Post
The U.S. Embassy in Japan has received more than 2 million views. Some people’s concerns about their visas may be denied because their social media pages are not pro-used enough. Others vent their frustration in the nation America is becoming, which shows freedom of speech is stifled. “What happens if I criticize Trump? Isn’t this against freedom of speech? Well, thanks to your president, your country has become an unattractive place, so I doubt someone wants to go there anyway.” Posted A user.
However, not everyone opposes the ruling, and some have released their support. “I was surprised by the people quoted 1984” Write An X user. “It has nothing to do with the U.S. targeting its own citizens. It’s about verifying the identity of newcomers who protect people. Checking newcomers is a Trojan horse of homeland defense. Preventing mass civil unrest or infiltration of major state institutions, this kind of scrutiny is essential, isn’t it? It’s normal procedure.”
Social media checks become more stringent in the United States
The United States has been checking social media accounts for visa applicants and immigrants since at least 2019. However, these inspections have allegedly become more stringent in the past few months. Speech USA Today In April, Susanne Heubel, senior legal counsel for Harter Secrest & Emery LLP, a New York-based immigration law firm, said that until January 2025, the search could be almost negligible. She added: “I travel a lot, I have a lot of travel clients, including various nationalities and visa statuses, and until now, no one complained about these searches.”
