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This is the Fox News Rundown Extra.

I'm Jessica Rosenthal. This week we spoke to Fox News contributor and George Washington University Law Professor Jonathan Turley as tensions escalate between the Trump administration and Harvard University. The administration also announced changes to how it gives out visas. The State Department said it's temporarily suspending interviews for all potential foreign university and college students, while it deepens vetting of those already in the pipeline, especially to examine their social media accounts.

When President Trump was asked about the visa issue this past week, he brought up Harvard.

He said the universities allowed anti-Semitism to flourish on campus and said their federal grant money should maybe instead go to trade schools. In April, the president demanded changes to the university to include ending DEI programs and hires.

They then froze some grant funding and contract money.

The president has also threatened the university's tax-exempt status,

and Homeland Security is now trying to end Harvard's ability to enroll foreign students.

A federal judge has blocked the administration's efforts for now, but the State Department says

it's looking at all visa holders at Harvard, not just students.

And Secretary of State Marco Rubio has threatened the visas of Chinese students, in particular,

promising to much more closely scrutinized future Chinese student applicants.

We often have to cut interviews down for time during the week, but thought you might like to hear

this full interview.

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Now here's Professor Jonathan Turley on the Fox News Rundown Extra.

Okay, so Professor, it seems pretty significant that this is a temporary pause to scheduling new appointments for student visas. So this theoretically does not impact those who already have appointments in the pipeline.

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