ICE Backtracks, Allows Foreign Students To Study Online In The U.S.

The Trump administration reversed a rule that would have forced international students to leave the U.S. if their classes were online. This decision came after lawsuits from states and universities. The reversal is a relief for students and colleges, but concerns remain about the future. The policy change highlights the administration's negative stance on immigration, potentially affecting future international student enrollment. Legal actions are prepared if new restrictions arise, and analysts believe the exemption will remain until the pandemic ends.

What message did the policy reversal send to international students regarding studying in the US?

What actions did Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey take in response to the student visa rule?