Trump Admin said the foreign student visa study would lead to continuous inspections

State Department spokesman Tammy Bruce The research on Thursday will not be a “disposable” that the Trump management will be posted on foreign student visas, but will not be a process where they are studying in the country.

Bruce was peppered with questions about the press briefing Thursday Trump management Growing research plans for foreign students. Briefing, the Trump Administration’s embassies from around the world have stopped new student visas. Trump management also plans to introduce the visas of Chinese students who violated national security threats this week and introduced an extended social media for foreign student visas.

“Everyone on a visa is certainly what they see in the last few months – this is not a disposable process, which is not a disposable process,” Bruce said that the new inspection and vetti answered questions. “If you have things, if you have things, if Be arrested, If there is a matter of a kind, it is likely to be seen at a time, “Bruce said.

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State Department spokesman Tammy Bruce speaks in a press briefing in the State Department in April. (State Department)

“Those on a visa here are an interest to make sure that we are seriously taking our national security,” he said. “And everything is beautiful and terrible. But it will certainly be a vetting that is ongoing and important.”

With reference to the National Security Concern, Bruce did not detect many details about what the new study in foreign students would look like. However, journalists said that the student visa interviews will most likely continue to “more often” once agreed.

Bruce, as part of the new student visa study, President Donald Trump’s “American” agenda be reduced to the alleged political education in the towns and American students can get highest quality education without interference.

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Columbia University was in the epicenter of the dispute whether he had passed with political education of college camps. (AP Photo / Stefan Jeremiah, left, Reuters / David Dee Delgado, right.)

“There is a reason for people to come here – it is because of what the country is represented. Yes, the perfection of our schools. And we want to keep it in this way,” he said.

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“We want the parents who sent their children, a country from a different country or America to a university that they could recognize the child when the child returns home … send her to everyone who wants to send his children A school in this country It may be safe, they will not be taken into a building and not be taken hostage in a library, because it was occupied or will be able to learn what you pay. “