Former Republican congressman and full-time Donald Trump critic Adam Kinzinger is sounding the alarm. His target: U.S. consular policy that some critics are calling a gross invasion of privacy.
The policy, now appearing on official embassy websites, instructs applicants for F, M, or J nonimmigrant visas—typically student and exchange visitor visas—to make all social media accounts public to facilitate identity vetting under U.S. immigration law.
