; (ii) have his or her fingerprints and other appropriate biometric information collected and recorded by an authorized United States official or designee; (iii) participate in an in-person interview at a United States embassy or consulate; and (iv) successfully pass a background check that includes— (I) a search of all available United States and international terrorist screening databases; (II) a review of the foreign national’s social media accounts to identify any connections to persons or groups that are hostile to or have threatened the United States; and (III) a review of the foreign national’s family members and any known associates to identify any connections to persons or groups that are hostile to or have threatened the United States, including the social media accounts of such family members and associates. (B) Vetting oversight (i) In general The vetting procedures described in subparagraph (A) shall be overseen by representatives of the Director of National Intelligence, in consultation with appropriate representatives of the Department of Defense, the Department of State, the Department of Homeland Security, and the Department of Justice. (ii) Final decision The Director of National Intelligence shall make the final decision whether to authorize an applicant who has completed the vetting procedures described in subparagraph (A) to participate in a military training program referred to in such subparagraph. No official of the department responsible for implementing the training program is authorized to make this decision. A final decision may not rely solely upon the endorsement of the alien’s government. (3) Visa issuance