Many conservative applaud this move.
In a powerful new move to protect American security and values, President Trump’s administration has unveiled a strict visa screening policy aimed at foreign students applying to study in the U.S.
Under this newly implemented rule, student visa applicants must make their social media accounts public — allowing U.S. officials to screen for potential threats, extremist sympathies, and anti-American sentiment.
💥 Why This Matters: With rising global unrest and foreign influence targeting American institutions, this policy ensures we only welcome those who respect our laws, values, and national identity.
Social Media: A New Vetting Tool in National Security
A classified State Department memo reveals that U.S. consular officers will now scrutinize all online activity for signs of:
- Hostility toward American citizens, culture, and government
- Support for foreign terrorist organizations like Hamas
- Promotion of antisemitic violence or unlawful activity
- Radical political activism or anti-U.S. rhetoric
The memo clearly states:
“You might discover on social media that an applicant endorsed Hamas or its activities.”
Platforms such as Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, and even deeper data sources like LexisNexis will be reviewed to uncover hidden affiliations or alarming behaviors.
Trump Administration Tightens the Screws on Dangerous Ideologies
This policy isn’t just symbolic — it’s part of a broader campaign by the Trump White House to prevent dangerous ideologies from gaining a foothold in American universities.
Key features of the policy include:
✔️ Applies to both first-time and returning student visa applicants
✔️ Screenshots and detailed case notes will be required to preserve findings
✔️ Priority given to J-1 visa applicants who are physicians, and to schools with less than 15% foreign enrollment
This follows President Trump’s targeted vetting program for Ivy League schools like Harvard, where concerns have mounted over foreign student influence and left-wing radicalism.
Federal Pushback — But Trump Stands Firm
Although a federal court recently blocked a six-month visa ban affecting foreign students at Harvard, the administration remains undeterred. This new policy reaffirms President Trump’s commitment to putting America first — ensuring those entering our borders truly want to contribute to, not corrupt, our society.
🛡️ This isn’t about exclusion — it’s about protecting the American dream for those who truly believe in it.
BOTTOM LINE FOR PATRIOTS
President Trump is once again showing bold leadership — sending a loud and clear message:
America is not open to those who hate it.