U.S. Revokes Green Cards for Iranian Regime Supporters

The Trump administration revoked green cards and visas for at least four Iranian nationals

linked to their government, including two relatives of the Laikasem Salimani, who now

face deportation after getting detained.

This week, Secretary of State Marco Rubio ruled them ineligible for permanent residency

or entry into the U.S., building on similar moves late last, year against diplomats and

staff at Iran's UN mission.

These individuals, like Hamide Salimani, Afshar, and her daughter, lived a lavish life

in Los Angeles for years, while openly backing the Iranian, regime, and celebrating attacks

on Americans, even calling our country the Great Satan.

Rubio recently also strived visas from Fatimae, Ardashir, Larajani, daughter of a slain

former Iranian security chief, along with her husband, Plus.

More UN mission staff back on December 4th, moves unrelated to recent protests or the

war.

The State Department stands firm, making clear no safe haven here for those cheering anti-American

terror, as enforcement ramps up across the board.

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