U.S. New Restrictions on Foreign Journalists Spark Harsh Protests
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Next Tuesday, September 15, a new regulation will enter into force that will modify the conditions of stay for foreign students with F visas, visitors of exchange with J visas and representatives of foreign media with I visas, who will now have admission periods with specific expiration dates.The change responds to a final rule published in July by the Department of National Security (DHS) that eliminates the system known as “duration of status”…
Press organizations warn that new visa restrictions in the US will limit the stay and work of foreign journalists.
UNITED NATIONS – First were the mass deportations of undocumented immigrants, then the repression against academics of liberal ideas from prestigious U.S. universities and, now, restrictions on foreign journalists based in the United States. The proposed restrictions could also affect dozens of journalists who cover the current day of the United Nations [...]
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