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Topic: visas

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Thursday, 7/16, 04:56 PM

Trump administration to cap student and journalist visas at fixed terms

  • A new federal rule would end the decades-old practice of letting international students and exchange visitors stay in the United States for as long as they are enrolled, capping them instead at four years, and limit foreign journalists to a matter of months.
  • Universities and press-freedom groups warn of disruption to research and reporting; California has the most students at stake.

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