US to Broaden Social Media Checks for Visa

The article discusses the expansion of the United States' measures for screening social media accounts of visa applicants, including foreign journalists, as part of President Donald Trump's efforts to combat immigration. Reports indicate that the government will require applicants to make their social media accounts public in order to assess their compliance with security standards and legal eligibility. This step is part of a comprehensive review of screening procedures aimed at strengthening national security and public safety, with the stated goal of ensuring that no individual poses a threat to the United States. The expansion includes additional categories of applicants and is set within the context of unilateral efforts to increase online oversight and scrutinize individuals' digital presence.

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