The United States has resumed student visa interviews with a significant change: applicants must now make their social media profiles public. Consular ...

A local immigration attorney weighed in on the updated student visa rule, where applications can be denied or approved based on their social media screenings.

The U.S. State Department has announced it will soon resume scheduling interviews for overseas visa applications, while stating that the screening process will now include social media vetting.

The US State Department told embassies and consulates they must vet student visa applicants for “hostile attitudes towards our citizens, culture, government, institutions, or founding principles ...

The department said applicants who refuse to set their social media accounts to "public" could be trying to evade the requirement or hide their online activity.

State Department officials will review applicants' social media accounts for "indications of hostility" towards the United States.

Foreigners seeking to study in the United States will be required to make public their social media profiles to allow screening for anti-American content under new State Department guidelines ...

The United States announced on Wednesday that it would resume processing of visa applications from foreign students but that all applicants would now be required to make their ...

The Trump administration said consular officers will be on the lookout for social media posts and messages that could be deemed hostile to the United States.

The United States State Department on Wednesday said that it will resume the suspended process for foreign students applying for student visas but they would be required to make their social media ...