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US weighs $100,000 fee for foreign students wanting to work after graduation

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By Michelle Hackman
| MSN Verified
WASHINGTON—The Trump administration is considering attaching a $100,000 price tag on international students' ability to work in the U.S. after they graduate from an American university, according to people familiar with the matter, a move that would make it much less attractive for foreigners to study in the U.S. If enacted, the fee would significantly advance President Trump's efforts to restrict nearly all forms of legal immigration .
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Trump administration plans to limit length of student visas

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By Marianne LeVine Verified, Michelle Hackman
| MSN Verified
Marianne LeVine, Michelle Hackman WASHINGTON—The Trump administration will limit how long a foreign student can remain in the U.S. on a student visa under a new regulation announced on Thursday, increasing the hurdles for foreign students and universities' ability to recruit them. The new policy, known as the “duration of status” rule, would cap the length of a student visa at the number of years its holder is enrolled in a particular program, with a maximum of four years.
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US weighs bond of $100,000 for some green-card applicants abroad

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By Alexander Ward, Michelle Hackman, Robbie Gramer Verified
| MSN Verified
Alexander Ward, Michelle Hackman, Robbie Gramer WASHINGTON—The Trump administration is considering placing a bond of $100,000 on some green-card seekers applying at U.S. consulates abroad, according to people familiar with the plans. The State Department is developing the proposal as part of the Trump administration's continuing efforts to limit immigration by foreigners of limited means, and ensure that any immigrants who do move to the U.S. can support themselves.
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