Trump moves to limit US stays of students, journalists
Summary
The Trump administration proposed new rules limiting foreign students to four-year stays and foreign journalists to 240 days in the U.S., sparking criticism from educational leaders.
Key Points
- The Trump administration plans to limit foreign students' stays to a maximum of four years on student visas.
- Foreign journalists would be limited to 240-day stays with possibilities for extensions.
- Current U.S. policy generally allows visas valid for the educational program duration or journalistic assignment.
- Educational leaders criticized the move for discouraging international talent and harming U.S. global competitiveness.
