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In a move that’s raising eyebrows globally, the U.S. plans to restrict international student visas for Harvard University—a school where thousands of Chinese students pursue degrees. The White House claims the policy aims to 'protect national interests,' but critics say it’s a misstep that could tarnish America’s reputation as a hub for global talent.
Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Lin Jian didn’t hold back: 'These actions won’t make the U.S. safer or stronger. They’ll only hurt its image as an open, welcoming nation.' The remark highlights growing tensions over education and diplomacy, with many students now rethinking their academic futures.
Harvard, a top destination for Chinese scholars, could see a major enrollment dip. 'This feels like a lose-lose,' said one Beijing-based education consultant. 'Students lose opportunities, and U.S. campuses lose diversity.'
As debates heat up online, young people worldwide are weighing in. TikTok clips with #StudentVisaStruggle are trending, while Reddit threads dissect the policy’s economic fallout. Will the U.S. reverse course—or double down? Stay tuned.
The White House claims the policy aims to 'protect national interests,' but critics say it’s a misstep that could tarnish America’s reputation as a hub for global talent.
The remark highlights growing tensions over education and diplomacy, with many students now rethinking their academic futures.
'This feels like a lose-lose,' said one Beijing-based education consultant. 'Students lose opportunities, and U.S. campuses lose diversity.'
Will the U.S. reverse course—or double down? Stay tuned.
U.S. Visa Crackdown on Chinese Students Sparks…
