Tunisia Telegraph: Trump tightens international student training rules

The Trump Administration has entered a new phase of tightening restrictions on foreign students in the United States. On August 24, it issued a memorandum imposing stricter conditions on internships related to studies for students holding F-1 visas. The aim is to ensure that internships are a core and integrated part of the academic program, while preventing the misuse of the internship system to protect the American labor market. This presents a challenge for foreign students, especially Tunisian students—which numbered around 717 during the 2023-2024 academic year—who may encounter greater difficulties in obtaining work authorization for internships outside the university. Such obstacles could impact their opportunities to gain professional experience during their studies. These measures are part of a broader policy aimed at combating visa misuse, with the United States continuing to tighten oversight of international students. As a result, the attractiveness of studying in America might decrease, and the overall costs could increase.

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