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| Dem Rep. Jackson: State Dept. Social Media Vetting of Visa Applicants ‘Too Subjective' and Also Needs to Be Broader |
| 2025-06-20 |
| Where's the AI? [Breitbart] On Thursday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Way Too Early,” Rep. Jonathan Jackson (D-IL) reacted to the State Department announcing that it will be reviewing the social media accounts of applicants for student visas by stating that the guidelines are “too subjective” and have not been made clear and there are issues around freedom of speech and expression with the move, but also that the State Department should “widen the aperture for antisemitism, for racism, for xenophobia, that, if you’re going to have the proper aperture to deal with these issues, make sure that it’s humane and it’s broad.” Jackson said, “Well, this is so arbitrary that no one understands the guidelines, and these definitions have not been published or articulated. And so, this is going to be problematic, and this also has to deal with the level of freedom of speech as well as freedom of expression.” He continued, “And I think they should also widen the aperture for antisemitism, for racism, for xenophobia, that, if you’re going to have the proper aperture to deal with these issues, make sure that it’s humane and it’s broad. But this is going to be problematic. It’s too subjective.” Related: Jonathan Jackson 10/17/2023 Israel war: AOC, Tlaib, Omar, and others sign onto bill calling for ceasefire with Hamas Jonathan Jackson 04/03/2023 America's Crime Problem Begins in Our Colleges Jonathan Jackson 08/29/2021 Jesse Jackson moved to rehab, wife Jacqueline to ICU in COVID treatment Related: Student visa: 2025-06-18 New York City May Elect an Unhinged Socialist as Mayor Student visa: 2025-06-11 Man charged over plot to kill NYC Jews on Oct. 7 anniversary deported from Canada to US Student visa: 2025-06-08 Biden Admin Accelerated White-Collar Job Transfers to Migrants Via Student Visa Programs |
| Posted by:Skidmark |
| #2 "Well, this is so arbitrary that no one understands the guidelines, and these definitions have not been published or articulated." So, like the TSA no fly list. Ask Tulsi. |
| Posted by: Procopius2k 2025-06-20 15:49 |
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