Trump Administration Pauses New Student Visa Appointments Worldwide
- The US State Department paused new student visa appointments worldwide on May 28, 2025, aiming to expand social media screening for applicants.
- This pause stems from the Trump administration's broader crackdown on foreign students and universities, especially targeting Harvard amid disputes over oversight and funding.
- The suspension affects over one million foreign students who contribute billions to the US economy, while countries like the UK, Japan, and Hong Kong seek to attract these students.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio ordered embassies to stop visa appointments until further notice and cited concerns over foreign students engaging in activities against US interests.
- The pause risks damaging America's standing as a top education destination and may cause lasting economic and academic consequences amid ongoing legal challenges and international criticism.
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