The United States has implemented an expanded visa restriction policy that now includes immediate family members of individuals accused of working for adversarial nations. This initiative, announced by the US State Department, aims to bolster national security and mitigate foreign influence in the Western Hemisphere. Under this new framework, at least 26 individuals have already been subjected to visa curbs. The policy targets foreign nationals who are believed to knowingly direct, fund, or support activities detrimental to US interests, including access to strategic assets and influence operations. The restrictions are enforced under the Immigration and Nationality Act, which permits the denial of entry to those considered threats to US foreign policy or national security. Officials indicated that the US will continue to utilize all available tools to enforce this policy and achieve its regional security objectives.