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US tightens vetting for H-1B visa applicants over ‘censorship’ concerns
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2025-12-04
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The Trump administration has introduced stricter H-1B visa screening, allowing officers to deny entry to applicants linked to “censorship” or online content moderation, according to a new State Department memo.
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