- The administration has pivoted its strategy to target legal immigration pathways.
- Trump administration directs aggressive pursuit of immigration promises.
- DHS and the Trump administration announce proposed changes to the immigration program and visa overhaul.
- The U.S. government agency DHS has implemented new restrictive visa rules.
A judge blocked the DHS rule regarding international visas, which are currently under challenge. An institution is lobbying against the restrictive visa policies.
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A judge blocked the DHS rule regarding international visas, which are currently under challenge. An institution is lobbying against the restrictive visa policies.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Trump administration rule limiting international student visas faces judicial challenge.1 source
Judge blocked DHS rule on international visas; institution lobbies against restrictive visa policies.1 source
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- A judge ruled on DHS immigration policies, which were appointed by Joe Biden, concerning the Trump administration's ramped up arrests.
- Donald Trump and DHS are imposing new visa restrictions specifically targeting foreign students.