Us visa policy: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, led by Trump Administration in the US, has announced a strict immigration policy called “One-Strike” or “Catch and Cancel” policy. Under this, their visa will be canceled immediately for any legal violation by temporary visa holders living in the US. This policy is considered to be contrary to the “Catch and release” policy of the former administration, in which illegal foreigners were released after arresting. Rubio said that now the time has come to take strict action against those who insult our generosity.

America’s one-stroke policy applies to all temporary visa holders. This includes H-1B visa holder, F-1 student visa holder, tourist visa, J-1 scholar visa, and other non-immigrant visa holders. This policy is particularly applicable to those who were found to be involved in any legal offense. Adverse information about which adverse info is available (eg social media or monitoring report). Apart from this, people who support terrorism or extremist activities or are found in contact with them.

Role of USCIS and DHS
The US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) has now become more alert on H-1B and other immigration applications. During this time Request for Evidence (RFE) is being released in more cases. Applicants are being sought clear background and legal records. If a person’s background is found to use terrorism, violence or false documents, then his visa is being canceled immediately.

Impact on international students
This policy has emerged as a major concern for F-1 visa holders. Now the law and order record will be checked in real time by the State Department. If a student is also accused of minor crime, such as using drugs, sharing extremist content on social media, then his visa can be canceled.

What can be the results of this?
Thousands of students may have to leave the US due to America’s new visa policy. Foreign enrollment in universities may be reduced. The global image of US higher education institutions may be affected, although Rubio and Trump supporters are describing it as essential for the nation’s safety, many human rights organizations and foreign students union are criticizing this policy. They are calling it discriminatory. He says that due to this, there can be a brain drain of foreign talent.

Salman Khan had trigeminal neuraralgia: Bollywood superstar Salman Khan is currently in discussion about his upcoming film ‘Sikander’. The trailer of his film has been released, in which his amazing action was seen at the age of 59. Meanwhile, today we are telling you about the disease of Salman Khan, so that he was struggling till years ago and then he used to get a bad condition with pain.

Salman Khan had a disease called Triangle Neuraraljia. Before the release of the film ‘Bodyguard’, the superstar revealed in 2011 that he had a trigeminal neurolzia and underwent a nerve surgery in the US to fix it.

Experience over the disease when Salman Khan shared the disease
In 2017, Salman Khan spoke openly about his disease with the media during the Dubai launch of Radio, the first song of ‘Tubelight’. He had said- ‘This is a disease in which the fear of suicide is the highest. There is a lot of pain in it. I have faced it. So at that time I realized that I would really have to work hard. No matter how pain you are going through.

What is trigeminal neurolzia?
This is a disease in which there is a lot of pricking pain on the face. This pain is like an electric shock. This disease is also called Suicide Disease because the person suffering from this disease starts to think of suicide due to too much pain.

‘Alexander’ is releasing on March 30
Let us know that Salman Khan’s film ‘Sikander’ is ready for release in theaters on 30 March 2025 on the occasion of Eid. The film directed by AR Murgdas has been produced by Sajid Nadiadwala. Apart from Salman Khan, Rashmika Mandana, Kajal Aggarwal, Sharman Joshi, Satyaraj and Anjini Dhawan will be seen in important roles in this film.

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