Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

There was a problem loading this video. This could be due to a temporary network issue or the video might be unavailable.

Every visa decision is a national security decision, and that standard doesn’t stop once a visa is issued. If someone breaks the law or threatens our national security, that’s grounds for visa revocation. So far, the Trump administration has revoked over 300,000 visas.

Tommy Pigott

184,437 subscribers

10,332 views • 19 days ago •via X (Twitter)

News & Politics

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

7 Comments

Rusty Washburn19 days ago

Keep it going! And thank you.

MinnesotaMom19 days ago

It's not enough - millions need their visas revoked and they need to be deported.

Bareacal18 days ago

Please update us - WHERE are the revokees?!

Butterbutt19 days ago

More of this please

Derek Dworshak19 days ago

How many flags does one nationalist need.? Those involved in the flag business aren't complaining are they..🎬

Henry Macwhirr 🍉19 days ago

You missed one.

PatriotismIsExcellent19 days ago

Thank you. 🇺🇸⚡️⚖️

Related Videos

Visa security is border security. We have commonsense visa policies in place to make sure someone won’t threaten our national security, drain public benefits, or break the law. If a foreigner here on a visa breaks the law, that is grounds for revocation.

Visa security is border security. We have commonsense visa policies in place to make sure someone won’t threaten our national security, drain public benefits, or break the law. If a foreigner here on a visa breaks the law, that is grounds for revocation.

Tommy Pigott

19,256 views • 3 months ago

.Tommy Pigott: Visa security is border security. It’s who we’re allowing to enter our country legally. We’re going to uphold the standard that every visa decision is a national security decision.

.Tommy Pigott: Visa security is border security. It’s who we’re allowing to enter our country legally. We’re going to uphold the standard that every visa decision is a national security decision.

Department of State

155,526 views • 2 months ago

Every visa decision is a national security decision.

Every visa decision is a national security decision.

Tommy Pigott

11,021 views • 4 months ago

Every single visa decision is a national security decision.

Every single visa decision is a national security decision.

Tommy Pigott

10,286 views • 9 months ago

It's common sense: if you abuse the privilege of having a visa by breaking the law or threatening our national security, that's grounds for revocation.

It's common sense: if you abuse the privilege of having a visa by breaking the law or threatening our national security, that's grounds for revocation.

U.S. Department of State Deputy Spokesperson

20,410 views • 6 months ago

.@StateDeptSpox: "But once they are here in the United States, if they break our laws, if they break the terms of their visas, if they are a threat to our national security, that is grounds for visa revocation."

.@StateDeptSpox: "But once they are here in the United States, if they break our laws, if they break the terms of their visas, if they are a threat to our national security, that is grounds for visa revocation."

Department of State

251,948 views • 3 months ago

.Tommy Pigott: “Each visa decision is a national security decision.”

.Tommy Pigott: “Each visa decision is a national security decision.”

Department of State

130,708 views • 3 months ago

The Trump administration says foreign visitors arrested for drunk driving could lose their visas and be removed from the US, calling every visa decision a national security decision. Tommy Pigott says the crackdown is part of a broader push to keep American communities safe.

The Trump administration says foreign visitors arrested for drunk driving could lose their visas and be removed from the US, calling every visa decision a national security decision. Tommy Pigott says the crackdown is part of a broader push to keep American communities safe.

Fox News Politics

22,455 views • 3 months ago

The Trump Administration hit a milestone: we've now revoked the visas of more than 250,000 foreigners who abused our system—DUIs, crimes, threats to Americans or national security. A visa is a privilege, not a right.

The Trump Administration hit a milestone: we've now revoked the visas of more than 250,000 foreigners who abused our system—DUIs, crimes, threats to Americans or national security. A visa is a privilege, not a right.

Paloma Chacón

22,066 views • 1 month ago

A visa is a privilege, not a right. The bottom line is we are not going to allow people here on visas who break our laws and who threaten our national security. Visa security is border security.

A visa is a privilege, not a right. The bottom line is we are not going to allow people here on visas who break our laws and who threaten our national security. Visa security is border security.

U.S. Department of State Deputy Spokesperson

79,108 views • 6 months ago

Obtaining a visa in order to seek asylum is fraud - which is grounds for visa revocation. This is an ongoing process as we uphold the integrity of our visa and asylum laws.

Obtaining a visa in order to seek asylum is fraud - which is grounds for visa revocation. This is an ongoing process as we uphold the integrity of our visa and asylum laws.

Tommy Pigott

60,385 views • 2 months ago

“We’re not going to let foreigners here on visas assault our people, steal from our stores, drive drunk on our streets.” — State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott said the department considers every visa decision a national security decision Tommy Pigott E.D. Hill Krysia Lenzo

“We’re not going to let foreigners here on visas assault our people, steal from our stores, drive drunk on our streets.” — State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott said the department considers every visa decision a national security decision Tommy Pigott E.D. Hill Krysia Lenzo

NEWSMAX

30,554 views • 1 month ago

Marco Rubio: “Yeah. Let’s start with the baseline. No one is entitled to a student visa to enter the United States. No one. It’s not a constitutional right. It’s not guaranteed by law. Every day, consular officers deny visas for all kinds of reasons, suspicion of overstaying, criminal associations, whatever it may be. Visas are denied worldwide daily. No one is entitled to one. There’s a misconception that you’re automatically allowed a visa unless we find a reason to deny it. That’s not true. The burden of proof is the other way around. Now, if someone applies for a student visa and during the interview it becomes clear they support Hamas as a positive group, we probably wouldn’t let them in — and we shouldn’t. But if that question isn’t asked, and they enter the U.S., and later it becomes obvious they support Hamas, then their visa should be revoked. If we later discover information that would have led to denial in the first place, that’s grounds for revocation. It’s not in the national interest, or our foreign policy or national security interest, to bring people onto our campuses who aren’t just studying but are also promoting or excusing terrorist organizations committed to violence and destruction. So we have the right to deny visas before entry and revoke them after entry if someone’s presence undermines our national security or interests. That’s exactly what we intend to do.”

Marco Rubio: “Yeah. Let’s start with the baseline. No one is entitled to a student visa to enter the United States. No one. It’s not a constitutional right. It’s not guaranteed by law. Every day, consular officers deny visas for all kinds of reasons, suspicion of overstaying, criminal associations, whatever it may be. Visas are denied worldwide daily. No one is entitled to one. There’s a misconception that you’re automatically allowed a visa unless we find a reason to deny it. That’s not true. The burden of proof is the other way around. Now, if someone applies for a student visa and during the interview it becomes clear they support Hamas as a positive group, we probably wouldn’t let them in — and we shouldn’t. But if that question isn’t asked, and they enter the U.S., and later it becomes obvious they support Hamas, then their visa should be revoked. If we later discover information that would have led to denial in the first place, that’s grounds for revocation. It’s not in the national interest, or our foreign policy or national security interest, to bring people onto our campuses who aren’t just studying but are also promoting or excusing terrorist organizations committed to violence and destruction. So we have the right to deny visas before entry and revoke them after entry if someone’s presence undermines our national security or interests. That’s exactly what we intend to do.”

Open Source Intel

1,030,459 views • 11 months ago

❌ MYTH: If a U.S. visa application is refused, the applicant receives a refund. ✅ FACT: The fee paid is an application processing fee, not a payment for a visa to be issued. It covers the cost of processing the application through a final decision, so the fee is non-refundable, regardless of whether the visa is issued or refused. Know the facts. For official visa information, visit #VisaWiseTravelSmart

❌ MYTH: If a U.S. visa application is refused, the applicant receives a refund. ✅ FACT: The fee paid is an application processing fee, not a payment for a visa to be issued. It covers the cost of processing the application through a final decision, so the fee is non-refundable, regardless of whether the visa is issued or refused. Know the facts. For official visa information, visit #VisaWiseTravelSmart

U.S. Mission Nigeria

34,046 views • 26 days ago

Immigration security is national security. That’s why President Trump acted swiftly upon taking office to reform our visa-issuance process to ensure that dangerous aliens who are intent on harming Americans or our national security interests are no longer admitted into our country. Under President Trump, the United States has ZERO tolerance for foreign visitors who support terrorists.

Immigration security is national security. That’s why President Trump acted swiftly upon taking office to reform our visa-issuance process to ensure that dangerous aliens who are intent on harming Americans or our national security interests are no longer admitted into our country. Under President Trump, the United States has ZERO tolerance for foreign visitors who support terrorists.

Karoline Leavitt

171,459 views • 1 year ago

'I'VE SAID THIS REPEATEDLY': Secretary of State Marco Rubio says visas are not a guaranteed right: "I don't know why it's so hard for some to comprehend it." "No one is entitled to a visa." "If you enter our country as a visitor... and you undertake activities that are against the national interests, the national security of the United States, we will take away your visa."

'I'VE SAID THIS REPEATEDLY': Secretary of State Marco Rubio says visas are not a guaranteed right: "I don't know why it's so hard for some to comprehend it." "No one is entitled to a visa." "If you enter our country as a visitor... and you undertake activities that are against the national interests, the national security of the United States, we will take away your visa."

Fox News

190,954 views • 8 months ago

Visa security is border security. We have revamped our visa vetting and visa screening to ensure the safety of the American people.

Visa security is border security. We have revamped our visa vetting and visa screening to ensure the safety of the American people.

Tommy Pigott

11,242 views • 19 days ago