In 2025, the Bureau of Consular Affairs established a Continuous Vetting Center in Washington, D.C., which revoked…
In 2025, the Bureau of Consular Affairs established a Continuous Vetting Center in Washington, D.C., which revoked over 23,000 of these visas. Of these, the majority were revoked for criminal activity or other public safety concerns, including 25 percent for assault and related crimes, 22 percent for driving under the influence, 7 percent for theft, and 7 percent for substance abuse or distribution.
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In 2025, the Continuous Vetting Center revoked over 23,000 VISAS 25% FOR ASSAULT AND RELATED CRIMES 22% FOR DUI 7% FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE OR DISTRIBUTION 7% FOR THEFT :250 PEOPLE U.S. DEPARTMENT of STATE
What the model flagged
Analyzed 2026-11-01 00:40 UTC.
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Claims checked
“revoked over 23,000 of these visas”
“the majority were revoked for criminal activity or other public safety concerns”
“25 percent for assault and related crimes”
“22 percent for driving under the influence”
“7 percent for theft”
“7 percent for substance abuse or distribution”
“the Bureau of Consular Affairs established a Continuous Vetting Center in Washington, D.C.”
“In 2025, the Continuous Vetting Center revoked over 23,000 VISAS” (in the post's image)
“7% FOR THEFT:250 PEOPLE” (in the post's image)
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The complete text as analyzed. Highlighted paragraphs are where the model found a technique.
In 2025, the Bureau of Consular Affairs established a Continuous Vetting Center in Washington, D.C., which revoked over 23,000 of these visas. Of these, the majority were revoked for criminal activity or other public safety concerns, including 25 percent for assault and related crimes, 22 percent for driving under the influence, 7 percent for theft, and 7 percent for substance abuse or distribution.
In 2025, the Continuous Vetting Center revoked over 23,000 VISAS 25% FOR ASSAULT AND RELATED CRIMES 22% FOR DUI 7% FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE OR DISTRIBUTION 7% FOR THEFT :250 PEOPLE U.S. DEPARTMENT of STATE
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