Democratic Senators urge US President Trump to drop planned social media vetting policy for US visitors without visas

The push from Democratic Senators for President Trump to abandon the social media vetting policy reflects escalating tensions over immigration and social policy.

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Democratic Senators urge US President Trump to drop planned social media vetting policy for US visitors without visas

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This move could impact risk sentiment and market stability, particularly for equities and currencies sensitive to U.S. political dynamics, as investors assess the implications for trade and international relations.

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