According to school officials, university statements and correspondence reported by Associated Press, about 1,024 international students in American colleges and universities have canceled their visas or ended their legal status since the end of March. Foreign students living in the US constantly look at agents in blue plain cloth and take students to centers in … Read more
Washington: A 21 -year -old Indian student Krrish Lal Issardasani, who studied in the United States, won a major battle against the Trump administration’s action on immigration after a federal judge blocked the government’s attempt to deport it. A student of Esserdasani, a student from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, was canceled a few weeks before … Read more
New York: An Indian Michigan was one of the four students in public universities who have filed a case against their potential exile after ending their student immigration status “illegal”. From Chinma Door Indada, Jiangyun Boo and Kiui Yang from China, and Yogesh Joshi of Nepal filed a case against the Homeland Security Department (DHS) … Read more
Washington: Hundreds of international students studying in the US have received emails from the US Department of State (DOS), telling them to self-deport as their F-1 visas (student visas) have been revoked owing to campus activism. The crackdown is not limited to students who physically participated in campus activism, but people who shared or even … Read more
New Delhi: The Indian government has advised its citizens studying in the US to comply with American laws after a researcher was arrested and another student had to self-deport to Canada. Badar Khan Suri, a postdoctoral fellow at Georgetown University, has been accused by US authorities of spreading “Hamas propaganda” while Columbia University student Ranjini Srinivasan‘s visa … Read more
Washington, DC: Defending his “Gold Card” proposal against allegations of serving just wealthy immigrants, US President Donald Trump said American businesses could purchase his proposed offer to help keep bright students from countries like India, who went to schools in the United States for tighter studies. “I get calls from, as an example, companies where … Read more