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December 4, 2025

News Desk

Trump orders tougher vetting of H-1B visa applicants

A US flag and a US H-1B visa application form are seen in this picture, September 22, 2025. — Reuters US diplomats asked to review LinkedIn profiles of H-1B visa applicants. H-1B visa applicants are ineligible if found to be involved in “censorship.” The new screening requirements apply to both new and repeat applicants. WASHINGTON: The Trump administration has ordered increased scrutiny of applicants for H-1B visas for highly skilled workers, with anyone who engages in “censorship” of free speech considered a rejection, according to a State Department cable seen by Reuters. H-1B visas are vital for US tech companies,

August 2, 2024

News Desk

The vetting process for US vice president is ‘intense’, former candidate says

US Senator Tim Kaine, who has been vetted for the vice presidential nomination twice (left) and US Vice President Kamala Harris. — Reuters/Archive Before a party member is selected as a presidential candidate, they go through a vetting process. The process aims to root out the candidates’ darkest secrets, including what their family, friends and other acquaintances are hiding. It is done to avoid any potential future controversy if the presidential nominee is elected to the White House and their vice presidential nominee assumes the role of vice president. The process can be taxing and extensive, as confirmed by Senator

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