New ‘Anti-Americanism’ Screening for Immigrants Risks Subjective Bias and Overreach
The Biden administration’s immigration policy now includes screening applicants for ‘anti-Americanism,’ a vague criterion that risks subjective enforcement and threatens the integrity of legal immigration—raising serious concerns about abuse of discretion and national sovereignty.
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recently announced that immigrants applying for legal work and residence in America will face a new scrutiny: screening for so-called “anti-Americanism.” At first glance, defending our nation against those who despise its principles sounds like common sense. But the reality is far more troubling.How Will Officials Judge ‘Anti-Americanism’ Without Clear Standards?USCIS states applicants who have "endorsed, promoted, supported, or otherwise espoused anti-American, terrorist or antisemitic views" may be denied benefits such as green cards. Yet the administration offers no clear definition of what constitutes “anti-American” beliefs, leaving immigration officers with dangerously broad discretion.Without...
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