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Nearly all of President Trump's worldwide tariffs have been blocked.
The little-known U.S.
Court of International Trade says Trump cannot use an emergency law to impose these.
The three-judge panel ruled only Congress has the exclusive authority to regulate trade and impose tariffs.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the U.S. will aggressively revoke visas from many Chinese students.
And here's Emily Fang reports.
The State Department said in a cable this week it was pausing interview signups for new student visa applicants in order to adequately screen their social media profiles.
And now Rubio says the U.S. will enhance visa application scrutiny for students coming from China and Hong Kong and terminate the visas for students with,
quote,
connections to China's ruling Communist Party and those who study in what he called critical fields.
Depending on how broadly the State Department and the Department of Homeland Security define those criteria,
this could affect many of the some 280,000 Chinese students at all levels in the U.S.
China is the second biggest source of international students in the U.S.,