<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Harvard University advises foreign students to be cautious about social media posts and warns against arriving at Boston’s Logan International Airport.</li><li>State Department officials can review social media accounts for student visa applicants, while US Customs and Border Protection can examine personal electronic devices and reject entry based on their contents.</li><li>Harvard specifically advises Iranians and Chinese nationals studying in certain fields to exercise caution when traveling and suggests alternative airports like New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport.</li><li>The Trump administration has targeted Harvard regarding international student enrollment, research funding, and tax-exempt status, with ongoing legal battles over its policies.</li></ul>

Harvard Warns Foreign Students Over US Airport, Social Media

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