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Indian Students Are Deleting Social Media Posts, Accounts For US Visas: Report
Students are not just deleting posts, fearing that their political jokes, views and activism might be misinterpreted during visa interviews, but also entire accounts.
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Trump Administration Orders "Extra Vetting" For Anyone Travelling To Harvard
Per the cable, dated May 30th, if an individual seeks to work at, attend or otherwise visit to Harvard, in the prescreening or interviewing process, consular offices have been instructed to refuse the visa "pending review of their online presence".
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"Jobs In US Will Be Difficult": Top Education Consultant Cautions Indian Students
The United States recorded a high of 331,602 Indian students studying last year, a major increase of 23 per cent from 2023. India had surpassed China as the leading source of international students in the US for this period.
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US Tightens Student Visa Rules: Doing These 4 Things Can Lead To Deportation
Amid US President Donald Trump's feud with some of America's most elite colleges, his administration is planning to implement a stricter vetting process for international students applying for a student visa.
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Team Trump Orders Gaza-Linked Social Media Vetting For Visa Applicants
The move comes as President Donald Trump's administration has revoked hundreds of visas across the country.
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Bearded Dragon Arrives With Head Stuck In Toy, Vet Say "Cutest Patient"
"This is the cutest emergency we've ever had!! Randy, the bearded dragon, tried to visit SpongeBob Square Pants and ended up in the ER. A video is going viral on social media where a bearded pet dragon accidently stuck his head in a SpongeBob toy.
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Coronavirus: India Tells Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, Other Social Media Firms to Curb Misinformation
Witnessing a huge surge in fake news and misinformation related to new coronavirus (COVID-19) on social media platforms in India, the government has issued an advisory to them, saying it is pertinent on their part to control spread of misinformation on their platforms.
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Parrot With Clipped Wings In Australia Gets Second Chance To Fly
A parrot, injured from repeatedly falling to the ground after its wings were clipped, was given a second chance to fly after an Australian veterinarian gave it prosthetic wings, and social media users were left impressed.
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US Demands Social Media Details From Visa Applicants
Nearly all applicants of US visas will have to provide information on their use of social media under the new rules adopted to enhance vetting of foreign nationals.
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US' "Extreme Vetting" Kicks In, Visa Applicants To Give Social Media Info
Nearly all applicants for US visas will have to submit their social media details under new rules by the State Department.
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Want A US Visa? You May Have To Submit Social Media Details First
The Trump administration wants all US visa applicants to submit details of their previous phone numbers, email addresses and social media histories as part of its "vetting" practice and to prevent entry of individuals who might pose a threat to the country.
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US Embassies Start New Vetting Of Visa Applicants
Consular officers at U.S. embassies around the world have started more intensive vetting of some visa applicants, including asking for their social media handles, in an effort to block potential terrorists and other national security threats from entering the country.
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Social Media Details To Be Checked As Donald Trump Approves Tougher US Visa Vetting
The Trump administration has rolled out a new questionnaire for US visa applicants worldwide that asks for social media handles for the last five years and biographical information going back 15 years.
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US Visa Scrutiny To Get Tougher, Deadline For Public Comments Ends Soon
The proposal may ask applicants to provide prior passport numbers, five years' worth of social media handles, email addresses and phone numbers.
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US May Seek Social Media Details Of Visa Applicants
The Trump administration has proposed a rigorous vetting process for US visa applicants, including investigating their social media profiles, to keep foreigners with connection to terror activities or other national security-related ineligibilities out of the country.
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Indian Students Are Deleting Social Media Posts, Accounts For US Visas: Report
Students are not just deleting posts, fearing that their political jokes, views and activism might be misinterpreted during visa interviews, but also entire accounts.
-
Trump Administration Orders "Extra Vetting" For Anyone Travelling To Harvard
Per the cable, dated May 30th, if an individual seeks to work at, attend or otherwise visit to Harvard, in the prescreening or interviewing process, consular offices have been instructed to refuse the visa "pending review of their online presence".
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"Jobs In US Will Be Difficult": Top Education Consultant Cautions Indian Students
The United States recorded a high of 331,602 Indian students studying last year, a major increase of 23 per cent from 2023. India had surpassed China as the leading source of international students in the US for this period.
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US Tightens Student Visa Rules: Doing These 4 Things Can Lead To Deportation
Amid US President Donald Trump's feud with some of America's most elite colleges, his administration is planning to implement a stricter vetting process for international students applying for a student visa.
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Team Trump Orders Gaza-Linked Social Media Vetting For Visa Applicants
The move comes as President Donald Trump's administration has revoked hundreds of visas across the country.
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Bearded Dragon Arrives With Head Stuck In Toy, Vet Say "Cutest Patient"
"This is the cutest emergency we've ever had!! Randy, the bearded dragon, tried to visit SpongeBob Square Pants and ended up in the ER. A video is going viral on social media where a bearded pet dragon accidently stuck his head in a SpongeBob toy.
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Coronavirus: India Tells Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, Other Social Media Firms to Curb Misinformation
Witnessing a huge surge in fake news and misinformation related to new coronavirus (COVID-19) on social media platforms in India, the government has issued an advisory to them, saying it is pertinent on their part to control spread of misinformation on their platforms.
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Parrot With Clipped Wings In Australia Gets Second Chance To Fly
A parrot, injured from repeatedly falling to the ground after its wings were clipped, was given a second chance to fly after an Australian veterinarian gave it prosthetic wings, and social media users were left impressed.
-
US Demands Social Media Details From Visa Applicants
Nearly all applicants of US visas will have to provide information on their use of social media under the new rules adopted to enhance vetting of foreign nationals.
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US' "Extreme Vetting" Kicks In, Visa Applicants To Give Social Media Info
Nearly all applicants for US visas will have to submit their social media details under new rules by the State Department.
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Want A US Visa? You May Have To Submit Social Media Details First
The Trump administration wants all US visa applicants to submit details of their previous phone numbers, email addresses and social media histories as part of its "vetting" practice and to prevent entry of individuals who might pose a threat to the country.
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US Embassies Start New Vetting Of Visa Applicants
Consular officers at U.S. embassies around the world have started more intensive vetting of some visa applicants, including asking for their social media handles, in an effort to block potential terrorists and other national security threats from entering the country.
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Social Media Details To Be Checked As Donald Trump Approves Tougher US Visa Vetting
The Trump administration has rolled out a new questionnaire for US visa applicants worldwide that asks for social media handles for the last five years and biographical information going back 15 years.
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US Visa Scrutiny To Get Tougher, Deadline For Public Comments Ends Soon
The proposal may ask applicants to provide prior passport numbers, five years' worth of social media handles, email addresses and phone numbers.
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US May Seek Social Media Details Of Visa Applicants
The Trump administration has proposed a rigorous vetting process for US visa applicants, including investigating their social media profiles, to keep foreigners with connection to terror activities or other national security-related ineligibilities out of the country.
