The continuous verification program targets 55 million foreigners with American visas

More than 55 million visa holders are now under continuous verification because the Trump administration intensifies its repression of immigration.

The State Department first confirmed the decision The Associated PressSaying that opinions aim to determine whether individuals are not eligible to enter or stay in the country. The point of sale has added that if violations are found, the visas will be revoked and if the individual is in the United States, he could be subject to expulsion.

“The continuous verification of the ministry includes every 55 million foreigners who currently have valid American visas,” said a spokesperson for the State Department at Fox News Digital.

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The spokesperson added that the department cancels visas when there is “indications of potential ineligibility, which includes things like all the overvaluation, criminal activity indicators, threats to public security, to engage in any form of terrorist activity or to support a terrorist organization.”

The information that the ministry examines in the verification process includes the files of the police and “any other information which is revealed” after the issuance of the visa which could indicate ineligibility.

President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio (L) walks to talk to journalists at Morristown Municipal Airport in Morristown, New Jersey on June 8, 2025, on the way to Camp David. (Andrew Caballero-Reynolds / AFP via Getty Images)

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“As part of the Trump administration’s commitment to protect the national security of the United States and public security, since the day of the inauguration, the State Department has revoked more than twice as many visas, including almost four times more student visas, than during the same period last year,” said the spokesperson.

The announcement came the same day secretary of state Marco Rubio said the United States in suspense the issuance of workers’ visa visas for commercial truck drivers. The decision probably stems from the fatal accident last week in Florida, which would have involved an illegal immigrant truck driver.

Harjinder Singh, an illegal stranger of 28 years from India, arrested on August 16, 2025, would have tried to take an unauthorized U round in Ft. Pierce, Florida on Tuesday, causing an accident that killed three people. (United States Marshals Service)

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Harjinder Singh is accused of having illegal turn on the Florida turnpike, causing an accident that killed three people. It is not known how he obtained his license because he failed an assessment of skills in English and could not correctly identify several highway panels. Singh has since been accused of three homicide leaders per vehicle.

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On Thursday, Lieutenant-Governor of Florida Jay Collins went to California to take custody of Singh, who fled after the accident. Collins has sworn that Florida would hold Singh responsible and guarantee that justice was done.