Vetting social media that expands the US student visa appointments and plans

US President Donald Trump has ordered embassies to stop the planning of meetings for student visas as the leadership of such applicants prepare for the expansion of social media vetting.

In a souvenir sent to diplomatic posts, the Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the break continued “until the management”.

The message said that social media vettin will be a step for students and currency visas with “significant effects” for embassies and consulates.

It comes from Trump’s case with several elite colleges where America is very left winged with most elite colleges. He says some have a policy of accepting anti-Semitism and discrimination on campus.

The BBC’s US Partner CBS news, the news of the State Department, the US Embassies for students, US embassies, but those who continue scheduled meetings can continue in advance.

The diplomatic cable also said that the State Department has prepared “the required social media examination and vetting” applicable to all student visa applications.

Foreign students who want to study in the United States are generally required to appoint Interviews at the American embassy in their countries before confirming.

For many institutions, for a significant part of financing foreign students, because they often pay a higher education fee.

When asked about student visas, the State Department spokesman Tammy Bruce spoke to journalists on Tuesday: “We will be very seriously about who who came to the country and continue to do so.”

Trump management has been frozen hundreds of millions of dollars for universities for hundreds of millions of dollars, and moved to students to deport students while they cancel thousands of visas. Most of these actions were blocked by courts.

The White House accused Palestinian Palestinian activism to allow to miss a Palestinian activity with anti-Semitism.

Colleges blamed Trump management to try to break free words.

Harvard University President Donald Trump was the focus point of IRE. Last week, Trump administration announced the ability to register Harvard’s international students or domestic foreign researchers. The federal judge blocked the policy.

If the event is allowed, this can bring a destructive blow to the university where more than a quarter is foreign.