The Department of Immigration and Customs (ICE) said on Thursday (10), in an X publication that prevents illegal “ideas” from crossing the border is among the responsibilities of the agency.
The publication included an image that said, “If something crosses the border illegally, it is our work to prevent it.” The image brought several examples, including “people”, “money”, “products” and “ideas”.
THE CNN He asked the internal security department, the agency that supervises Ice, which clarifies what it considers to be an “illegal idea.”
The publication was made a day after the internal security department announced that it would scour immigrant accounts on social networks in search of cases of anti -Semitism before deciding whether they will receive visas or other immigration benefits.
President Donald Trump’s government tried to repress pro-Palestinian protests against the devastating military attack of Israel, the US ally in Gaza, after the deadly onslaught of the Palestinian Islamic group Hamas in October 2023.
“Today, the US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) will begin to consider the anti -Semitic activity of foreigners on social networks and the physical harassment of Jewish individuals as reasons for denying immigration benefits requests,” USCIS, a statement of the internal security department, said.
The measure will immediately affect those who request the status of legal resident, foreign students and those affiliated with educational institutions linked to anti -Semitic activities, he added.
“There is no space in the United States for the sympathizers of terrorism of the rest of the world.”
This content was originally published in a US immigration agency says it will prevent illegal “ideas” in the country on CNN Brazil.
Source: CNN Brasil
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