State Department now probing all visa holders at Harvard — not just foreign students
WASHINGTON — The State Department is broadening its review of visa holders at Harvard University beyond the foreign student population, a senior official told The Post on Thursday. The comprehensive investigation will consider F-1 visas for foreign students, B-1 visas for business-related visitors and B-2 visas for tourism, the State Department official confirmed. The probe...
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FBI will soon release video that proves Jeffrey Epstein was not murdered: ‘Clear as day’FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino promised Thursday to release video that debunks conspiracy theories sex predator Jeffrey Epstein could have been...
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