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What recent changes have been made to U.S. visa processing?
A freeze on visas. Lisa Brady, Fox News. The U.S. State Department pausing the process for many countries while vetting procedures are reviewed.
A memo out of the State Department seen by Fox News Digital says they're pausing visa processing for 75 countries to ensure applicants... do not become a public charge. A public charge is someone who is likely to rely on taxpayer-funded benefits like WIC or emergency Medicaid or certain programs funded by individual states. Determining whether one is a public charge can take into consideration one's age, health, and English proficiency.
Fox's Jessica Rosenthal. The countries impacted include Somalia, Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, and Yemen. The second Trump administration has revoked a record number of foreign visas, mostly people who overstayed tourist and business visas. A Senate Democrat under federal investigation over a video last year urging military members to ignore unlawful orders.
Michigan Democrat Alyssa Slotkin says President Trump is using his political appointees at the Justice Department to follow through with threats.
This is the president's playbook. Truth doesn't matter, facts don't matter, and anyone who disagrees with him becomes an enemy, and he then weaponizes the federal government against them.
Slotkin says U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro has opened an investigation about a November video made by Slotkin and several other lawmakers that told service members to resist unlawful orders. At the time, President Trump called the video seditious.
Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House. Senator and retired Navy Captain Mark Kelly is suing the Pentagon over being censured for the video. Articles of impeachment introduced against the Homeland Security Secretary.
Kristi Noem has treated the Constitution like a suggestion. and our communities like a battlefield.
New York Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez, one of about 70 lawmakers supporting the effort so far. The Trump administration says Nome is removing violent criminals from the country. America is listening to Fox News.
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An update on a double murder in Ohio.
Columbus police say they believe they have the person responsible for the murders of Monique and Spencer Tepe December 30th. That person is Michael McKee. Police Chief Elaine Bryant calling the double murder a targeted domestic violence attack, with McKee's vehicle likely key evidence in the case. The vehicle was located in Rockford, Illinois, and evidence was found that showed McKee in possession of the vehicle before and after the homicides. Monique Tepe was McKee's ex-wife. They divorced nine years ago. Investigators are doing data searches through McKee's electronics as McKee awaits extradition from Illinois, where he lived and was captured. Back to Columbus, Jeff Manasso, Fox News.
California now investigating Grok, an artificial intelligence model developed by Elon Musk's XAI over what the state attorney general calls an avalanche of reports about non-consensual deep fake images being used to harass women and girls. Governments in multiple countries are already investigating. Musk says he's not aware of any naked underage images generated by the chatbot, but the platform has announced changes. Britain's government backs off on mandatory ID cards after a backlash.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer reversing course so British citizens will not be required to show a mandatory digital ID card to get a job. Starmer's plan was to reduce illegal migration by making it harder for people to work in the underground economy.
What allegations are being made against Michigan Democrat Alyssa Slotkin?
and said the digital ID card would make it simpler to access health care and welfare. But the backlash was fast and furious in a country where personal liberties like free speech are already curtailed by the left-of-center government, with further concern about putting people's info at risk.
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