USCIS has officially declared that social media posts can now impact visa decisions. The agency will scrutinize accounts, potentially denying visas or residency to individuals posting content deemed anti-Semitic or supportive of designated terrorist groups like Hamas and Hezbollah. This policy, effective immediately, extends to student visas and Green Card applications, raising concerns about freedom of expression.
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