Donald Trump US immigration policy 2025: The new US President Donald Trump has given a shock to all foreigners residing in the US, including Indians, regarding visas. Strict rules have already been implemented in the US regarding visas. Getting a US visa is not an easy task. Now, under the 2.0 administration of US President Donald Trump, US visas and Indians are facing a new problem.
According to the US Immigration Registration Act, immigrants to the US are required to keep their ID (identification document) and immigration documents with them at all times. Fines have been imposed on those who violate this rule. It is said that this rule will apply to those who have been in the United States for 30 days or more.
Those residing in the United States temporarily or for a long period of time must register. They are instructed to keep their registration documents with them at all times and show them during police checks.
Foreign nationals residing in the United States, including Indians over the age of 18 who have a US visa, must keep their documents with them at all times. When American officials or police ask you to show them your documents, you must show them. US President Donald Trump has also issued an order requiring these documents to be re-registered. Children in the United States have also been instructed to re-register and submit fingerprints as soon as they turn 14 and obtain a card similar to the Aadhaar card in India.
Donald Trump's new rule is said to apply to all types of visa holders, including Indian H-1B visas and student visas.
What is the reason for the President Trump Visa Policy 2025?
Now that Donald Trump has been elected to a second term as US President, he is taking serious steps regarding illegal immigrants living in the US and the taxes being imposed on the US by various countries. As part of this, a new visa rule is currently being formulated. It is said that this new rule has been implemented with the aim of preventing the influx of illegal immigrants into the United States. It has been said that violating these rules could result in a fine or even imprisonment.
