An official of the US Department of State.
“The State Department revokes visas in every time there are indications of an inelegability potential, which includes things like any indicator of overvalues, criminal activities, threats to public security, participate in any form of terrorist activity or provide support to a terrorist organization,” said the official.
In a comment written to The Association pressThe official said that if a Visa holder presents these indications, his visa will be revoked and will be subject to deportation if he is already in the United States.
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, has caused energetic measures against illegal immigration an approach to his presidency, promoting resources to ensure the border and arrest people in the country illegally.
Earlier this month, the United States government announced that it may require bonds of up to $ 15,000 for some tourist and business visas under a pilot program to take energetic measures against visitors who exceed their visas.
The program gives us consular officers the discretion of imposing bonds on visitors from countries with high visa supervision rates, according to a notice of the Federal Registry, which adds that bonds could also be applied to people from countries where detection and research information is considered insufficient.
In July, an American broadcaster CNN He informed that the United States would soon require international visitors to pay a “visa integrity rate” of at least $ 250, a new addition to existing visa application costs, according to a provision in the Trump administration internal policy bill.
The rate will be paid at the time visas are issued. Although there will be no tariff exemptions for payment, the provision establishes that travelers who meet the terms of their visa can reimburse the rate after their trip.
In June, the United States consulted in Karachi and Lahore requested that all non -immigrant visa applicants F, M or J public make their social media accounts for research.
US consular officers must now carry out an “thorough and exhaustive research” of all students and exchange visitors to identify those who “have hostile attitudes towards our citizens, culture, government, institutions or foundation principles,” an American diplomatic cable said.
