U.S. officials will review visa applicants' social media for antisemitic content to attend or work at Harvard.

Federal officials are reviewing the social media accounts of visa applicants planning to go to Harvard University for any signs of antisemitism. This move, aimed at identifying applicants with antisemitic history, is part of the Trump administration’s ongoing conflict with the university. The measure affects students, faculty, employees, contractors, guests, and tourists. Harvard argues the action is unlawful and threatens its academic mission.