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The U.S. Department of State issued a statement regarding visa policies for foreign nationals with a history of violence who are considered a threat to public safety.

In a post shared on the department's social media account, it said that the Trump administration is "using every available tool to prevent visa issuance to applicants with a history of violence and to remove individuals who pose a threat to Americans from the country."

The statement cited examples of foreign nationals facing various criminal charges, including one individual whose visa was revoked after overstaying and allegedly being involved in a home invasion that resulted in a death.

The department also said it had taken action against individuals facing allegations related to sexual assault, child abuse, aggravated assault, and crimes involving online child exploitation material.

The statement stressed that "child abusers will not be allowed to hold U.S. visas," emphasizing that protecting public safety remains a top priority.

The U.S. Department of State added that foreign nationals are expected to comply with U.S. laws and that it will continue to take a firm stance against those who engage in criminal activity.