NEW REGULATION PUTS FOREIGN JOURNALISTS AND A FREE PRESS AT RISK
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A new Department of Homeland Security regulation issued on July 17, 2026, will restrict foreign reporters' ability to work independently in the United States by shortening I-visa durations to eight months.
The Hill News reports that a new Department of Homeland Security regulation issued on July 17, 2026, will restrict foreign reporters' ability to work independently in the United States by shortening I-visa durations to eight months.
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