Can the U.S. Deny a Visa Based on Social Media? Legal Insights for Immigrants, Activists, and Attorneys
Can the U.S. really deny or revoke a visa because of someone’s social media posts? Recent cases suggest it can—and that raises serious legal and constitutional questions. This article explains how U.S. immigration law treats online speech, what the “consular nonreviewability” doctrine means for appeals, and how attorneys and applicants can protect themselves when digital expression meets visa policy.
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