The United States will review 55 million visas for potential violations

The United States reviews the records of more than 55 million US visa holders to assess whether they have broke conditions for entering or staying in the country.

A spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs told Associated Press that people with visas will be under a “continuous examination”.

An official said that visas will be canceled if there are indications of “exhaustion, criminal activity, public safety threats, or engaging in any form of terrorist activity, or providing support to a terrorist organization.”

President Donald Trump made the fight against immigration in his second administration, from collective deportations and a complete travel ban to countries to nullify 6000 student visas.

As part of the extensive review, potential students and visitors to the United States will undergo social media with officials looking for “any indications of hostility towards citizens, culture, government, institutions, or principles of the United States.”

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has also been directed to the discovery of individuals “who defend, help or support foreign terrorists appointed and other threats to national security; or who are committing harassment or violence of illegal anti -Semitism.”

“America’s advantages should not be given to those who despise the country and strengthen the anti -United States ideologies,” Matthew Targiser, a spokesman for American citizenship and immigration services, said in a statement.

He added that the immigration service was committed to the “implementation of policies” that “graduated from America.”

The last announcement came after Foreign Minister Marco Rubio said that the United States “will” immediately “stop the issuance of workers’ visas for truck drivers.

“The increasing number of foreign drivers runs large tractor trucks on American roads that endangered American life and undermines the lives of American truck drivers,” Rubio wrote in a publication on Thursday.

Since Trump arrived in power in January, many foreign students have been arrested on the American University campus to participate in protests against war behavior in the Gaza Strip by Israel – supported by the United States.

A few weeks ago, the United States announced that citizens of Malawi and Zambia would be asked to pay a deposit of $ 15,000 (11,300 pounds) for a tourist visa or work.

Trump also banned foreign nationals from 12 countries from traveling to the United States and imposed partial restrictions on seven others.

In May, the Trump administration was allowed to cancel the legal status of more than 500,000 migrants living in the United States. He even has He pledged to end the right citizen.