immigrant social media scrutiny, anti-American behavior consequences, DHS immigration policy updates
BREAKING: DHS will now begin PENALIZING immigrants for anti-American behavior and social media posts
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Officers are instructed to SCOUR social media looking for anti-American activities.
Posting anti-American rhetoric or expressing… pic.twitter.com/3m3oXBspUH
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) August 19, 2025
BREAKING: DHS Will Now Begin PENALIZING Immigrants for Anti-American Behavior and Social Media Posts
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced a significant policy change that will impact how immigrants are screened and evaluated for their conduct. According to reports, DHS is now set to penalize immigrants for anti-American behavior and social media posts. This decision aims to ensure that individuals entering the United States share the country’s values and do not engage in activities deemed harmful to American society.
Good! Stop Bringing in People Who Hate Us!
Many Americans welcome this move, believing it is crucial to maintain national integrity. The sentiment is clear: individuals who harbor negative feelings towards the United States should reconsider their place in the nation. The DHS’s approach reflects a growing concern regarding the potential influence of anti-American rhetoric on social media. By addressing this issue, the government seeks to create a safer environment for all citizens.
Officers Are Instructed to SCOUR Social Media Looking for Anti-American Activities
To implement this policy effectively, DHS officers have been instructed to actively monitor social media platforms for anti-American activities. This includes scrutinizing posts that contain rhetoric opposing U.S. values or promoting divisive ideologies. By identifying these behaviors early on, authorities hope to prevent individuals who could pose a threat from entering the country.
For more information about this policy change and its implications, you can read the full report from Nick Sortor on Twitter here. The conversation around immigration and national values is evolving, and this latest development is sure to spark further debate across various platforms.