Country Security Secretary John Kelly said Tuesday. .
Kelly said the move could come as a major aspect of the push to toughen checking of guests to screen out individuals who could represent a security risk. He said it was something under thought particularly for guests from seven Muslim lion's share nations with extremely feeble foundation screening of their own — Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen. .
"We're taking a gander at some improved or some extra screening," Kelly told a becoming aware of the House Homeland Security Committee. "We might need to get on their online networking, with passwords," he said.
"It's difficult to really vet these individuals in these nations, the 7 nations… But in the event that they come in, we need to state, what sites do they visit, and give us your passwords. So we can perceive what they do on the web." .
"In the event that they would prefer not to participate, then they don't come in" to the United States, he said. Kelly focused on that no choice had been made on this, however said more tightly screening was certainly later on, regardless of the possibility that it implies longer deferrals for granting US visas to guests. divine
