US Tightens Visa Rules for Foreign Students

The Trump administration has announced changes to the visa rules for foreign students in the US. Students will now need federal permission to stay longer than four years in the country. This change means that universities will no longer have the power to extend visas for their students. Instead, students will have to apply for an extension through the federal government. The new rules are set to affect thousands of foreign students who come to the US to pursue higher education every year. The federal government will now have more control over the length of stay for foreign students. The new rules are part of the administration's efforts to reform the immigration system. The changes will likely have a significant impact on international students and universities across the US. The new rules will require students to reapply for a visa extension after four years, which could affect their ability to complete their studies or participate in internship programs.