Social media posts could now deny you entry into US - Embassy Story by Zara Ahmed The United States has announced stricter measures for nonimmigrant visa applicants, drawing widespread debate across social media. In a newly released directive, the U.S. Embassy confirmed that applicants for F, M, and J visas — covering students, vocational trainees, and exchange visitors — must now set their social media profiles to ‘public’ as part of the visa vetting process. According to embassy officials, the move aims to strengthen identity verification and assess applicants’ eligibility under U.S. immigration...