U.S. Expands Social Media Monitoring for Visa Applicants
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The United States will extend its control over the social networks of foreign citizens applying for visas, including foreign journalists, as part of President Donald Trump's immigration policy tightening. This measure, criticized by NGOs for privacy concerns, aims to ensure applicants meet visa requirements and pose no risk to U.S. security. Foreign journalists will be limited to stays of 240 days in U.S. territory.
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