US Plans to Strengthen Examination of International Students' Social Media and Suspend Visa Interviews, Possible Cancellation of Harvard Federal Contract
The US government is planning to expand its scrutiny of international students' social media accounts and suspend visa interviews as part of enhanced security measures against potential risks. Additionally, there is consideration of canceling the federal contract with Harvard University, which may impact its research funding, redirecting resources towards technical and vocational schools. During Trump’s administration, Harvard was banned from accepting international students, and these measures could lead to an outflow of international talent, posing a threat to long-term American interests.
