Given recent incidents and the likely reimposition of the travel ban, the National Iranian American Council (NIAC) is issuing an advisory recommending that foreign nationals in the United States who have been active politically consider taking extra precautions given escalating legal threats being pursued by the current U.S. administration. These legal threats violate fundamental Constitutional protections, which apply to all persons inside the U.S. regardless of immigration status, including for free speech. As these clear Constitutional violations are being litigated and ultimately, we hope, halted by the courts, we believe many may want to consider precautionary measures to better protect themselves. Specifically, we recommend all Iranian nationals in the United States who are not citizens – including legal permanent residents and individuals on temporary visas:  exercise extreme caution when commenting on political matters on social media, particularly regarding the war on Gaza, Israel and U.S. policy toward Iran;  for foreign nationals that have been involved in activism that has been critical of U.S. Middle East policy, consider further measures including locking social media accounts/making them private and deleting past posts; and consider additional precautionary measures including reviewing your rights, consulting with immigration lawyers, speaking with digital rights and digital security